Marxism
Marxism views religion, particularly Christianity and Judaism, as a social construct serving the interests of the ruling class, offering temporary solace from oppression while ultimately preventing social change. Marx famously described religion as the "opium of the people," arguing it promotes acceptance of suffering, legitimizes the status quo, and discourages revolutionary action. His critique of Christianity focused on its emphasis on the afterlife, which he claimed pacifies the working class by encouraging them to accept their circumstances and hope for redemption beyond this life, detracting from the fight for social justice. In his essay On the Jewish Question, Marx connected Jewish identity with capitalism, although his primary focus was economic systems, leading to accusations of anti-Semitism. Marxism advocates for secularism, viewing religion as a barrier to true liberation, with the ultimate goal of creating a society that prioritizes human needs over religious beliefs. Historical materialism is used to analyze how religion arises from and interacts with material conditions, either challenging or maintaining the status quo. Beyond critiquing religion, Marxism discusses worker alienation under capitalism and argues that capitalism is unsustainable, leading to the need for a proletarian revolution, followed by socialism and, eventually, a classless, communist society based on common ownership and production for use rather than profit.
The videos below expose Karl Marx's origins and highlight his failings as a father, as well as the negative impact of his ideology. Marxism, particularly popular in public schools, is spread through ideological subversion and promoted through thousands of Marxist books in libraries worldwide, taught by leftist professors and student activists. This ideology corrupts the minds of the innocent, encouraging abortion, the sexualization of children through the LGBT and the feminist movement, and the demoralization of traditional family values. History shows that communism never works—it always leads to a paranoid state, a police state, or a totalitarian regime. I highly recommend you check this book out 'The Devil and Karl Marx: Communism's Long March of Death, Deception, and Infiltration by Paul Kengor'.
