Meaning Protestant Work Ethic
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Protestant Work Ethic


a bible based value system that stresses the moral value of work, self-discipline, and individual responsibility as the means to improving one's economic well-being. Also known as the Puritan work ethic, the term was first coined by Max Weber, a German Economist and Sociologist in 1904. Many Europeans and Americans consider it as one of the co [..]
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Protestant Work Ethic


An ideology that justifies wealth and poverty. According to early Protestants, the belief that hard work and self-denial lead to salvation.
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