Is Marxism compatible with the Christian faith?
WEBFeb 24, 2022 · There are several aspects of Marxism, as a philosophy, that put it at odds with the Christian faith. Here are a few: Marxism is, at heart, an atheistic philosophy with no room for belief in God.
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WEBMay 12, 2011 · Marx's writings reveal undeniable, but antithetical parallels with Scripture, a deliberate replacement meant to expunge Christianity from society. To wit, Marx even employed religious themed...
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WEBTorres argued that Christians had fought socioeconomic inequalities in the past, and while the Gospel was not intended to change society, it influenced important changes like the abolition of slavery, the democratic valorization of the human being and Marxist humanism.
WEBMaclntyre argues that Marxism has religious roots, in that it gains its vision of the good life of peace and reconciliation from Christianity, mediated by Hegel, but makes this life historically concrete. The article views Maclntyre 's early intellectual career as a case study in the productive.
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WEBJan 25, 2019 · Both Marxism and Christianity rescue individual lives from the insignificance of finitude (to use an Hegelian expression) by showing the individual that he has or can have some role in a world-historical drama.
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WEBThe modern debate, often referred to as ‘the Christian-Marxist dialogue’, began to take shape once N. Kruschev, in 1955, had buried the ‘personalistic’ era of Stalin and encouraged a new openness among Communist parties, particularly in the West.
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WEBContending that Marxism achieved its unique position in part by adopting the content and functions of Christianity, MacIntyre details the religious attitudes an...
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WEBDec 11, 2018 · More broadly, the role of Marxism here is to ‘complete’ or to ‘develop’ Christianity, so Marxism takes the role of the deliverer of Christian values rather than providing its own moral, humanist—and specifically Marxist—framework.
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WEBDec 1, 1984 · MacIntyre critiques Marxism failure to fix this problem and the emergent deifications of history, or party, or Stalin that emerges but also points out, albeit briefly, that liberalism and Christianity criticize Marxism on grounds that they themselves are guilty.
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WEBThere are certain apparent similarities between Marxism and Christianity which have led many theologians as well as some philosophers using Marxist 'schema' to draw wrong conclusions. One such apparent similarity relates to the historical vision of human progress. It has been argued that both Christians and MIarxists have a historical point of ...
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