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The idea, attributed by Dugin to Calvinist modernity, that worldly wealth signals divine chosenness and poverty signals damnation.
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Calvinist wealth theology
The idea, attributed by Dugin to Calvinist modernity, that worldly wealth signals divine chosenness and poverty signals damnation.
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"is not afterlife, that the judgment of God is realized already in this life, and to be rich it is the sign of chooseness...."
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"That is the kind of theology of capitalism, and I think that Max Weber has shown that in his sociological framework, and Werner Sommer..."
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