Today, 105 years ago, on June 14, 1920 (April 28, 1920), the German social scientist Max Weber died. On June 14, 1920, the German sociologist and historian Max Weber, who is probably one of the most influential social scientists of the century, was 56 years old. Weber was known for his contributions to religious sociology. The 1905 book The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism outlined the inherent connection between Calvinist Baptism and emerging modern capitalism. In his books Chinese Religion, Indian Religion and Ancient Judaism, he explained that this very important link is disappearing. In the field of methodology, Weber created the concept of "ideal" and summarized some historical models that can be used to compare each other. Weber's study in political sociology involves the theory