In Protestant countries. In Japan, it is probably known as Shintoist work ethics. The Soviet Union had this distinction: Hero of Socialist Labor, and it was given to people who indeed worked very hard. But what does it have to do with Catholicism's fundemental conservatism and Protestantism's definitional liberalism?
“In Protestant countries. In Japan, it is probably known as Shintoist work ethics. The Soviet Union had this distinction: Hero of Socialist Labor, and it was given to people who indeed worked very hard. But what does it have to do with Catholicism’s fundemental conservatism and Protestantism’s definitional liberalism?”
I was illustrating absurd, stupid, tribalist, religious sweeping statements. Nice of you to chime in with your contribution.