Max Weber serves as sociology's founding members with the "Protestant Ethic" being one of it's foundational texts. But, it's also much more than just sociology, Weber contends with and remolds much of the humanities and philosophy of the past. Here I hope to sum up his thesis within the "Protestant Ethic" but also expand upon it's consequence within contemporary philosophy and society.
Massive thanks to @SkipIntroYT for helping me on the quotes!
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