[What about businesses?

Businesses act as institutions when establishing organizational objectives.

If those objectives do not include the pursuit of sovereign power, the business may not be classified as a religion^infrasov. If they pursue sovereign power, they may be so classified.

In America, Progressive legislation has transformed many large business corporations into religious^infrasov entitities. Many of these entities cannot meet the bottom line without advantages provided by the sovereign. But what do they materially offer in return? The offer immaterial rewards, instead.

This has been seen before. The First Battle Among the Enlightenment Godheads (1914-1918) was a fight among mercantilist religion^sovs. The monospolistic business communities of each nation had established themselves as religion^infrasovs.

Theologians should critically compare the business ideologies of large (monopolistic and mercantilist) corporations in the late nineteenth century to those of today.]