The owner of a small but thriving software company decides to sell her business and devote herself to meditation and spiritual awakening. According to Weber's theory of religion and commerce, which religious tradition does this decision represent?

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America Coleman

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14 January, 09:22

The owner of a small but thriving software company decides to sell her business and devote herself to meditation and spiritual awakening. According to Weber's theory of religion and commerce, which religious tradition does this decision represent?

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Isabelle Woods · Answer 1

Hinduism

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Hinduism: The term "Hinduism" is described as a religion which is considered as the world's oldest "religion" as per many researchers and scholars, consisting its customs and roots dating back to more than "4,000 years". However, Hinduism is considered as the third largest religion that comes behind Islam and Christianity with almost 900 million followers and believers. Therefore, there's a rough estimate that about 95 percent of Hindus of the world lives in India.