Interpretivism is a macro conflict theory
believed that religion helps make sense of their , and it can lead to social change IF there is the right normative and standards however, Weber believed that the social change would bring about .
❌ looked at how religion provides the guidelines for people's lives and how it helps give ❌s to individuals, he argued that religion held three factors of importance for people; To act as a ❌: Guidelines on what's right and wrong through religious texts To act as a ❌: A 'safety blanket' for society to provide comfort at difficult times To act as a ❌: Acting as a religious compensator/ IOU as a promise for a better afterlife.
Berger also identified a problem with modern day religion, what caused people to have a homeless mind?
Religious Pluralism
Secularisation
What religion did Weber focus on?
Judaism
Christianity
Calvinism
One criticism of Weber's study was that it was hard to see how God would pick his elect through those who did not spend their money over those who helped charities.
What three beliefs did Weber discover about the protestants that followed the teaching of Calvin?
They believed in living a frugal asceticism lifestyle, predestination, having a calling
hard work, drugs, spending money
being isolated from society, hard work, helping the poor
Weber believed Calvinism lead to capitalism
Weber used the field experiments to obtain his data