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Marxism was animated by a critical Christian spirit, bringing a “hope” for the future in secularized form. Such radical hope is precisely what is denied by “capitalist realism,” which insists that the present economic and political order must carry on forever. But it can also be rekindled whenever, in the words of the Gospel of Matthew, “the wretched of the earth learn that God is on their side.”
Soviet-born author: Lenin stole Christmas from the people #shorts #shortsvideo #shortsfeed
'Putin's Playbook' author Rebekah Koffler reflects on not being permitted to celebrate Christmas under Soviet communism on 'Fox & Friends Weekend.' #FoxNewsS...
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This Christmas, Radical Christianity and Marxism Can Inspire Us to Build a Better World
The conventional understanding of Marxism as doggedly anti-religious is wrong. In fact, as the philosopher Alasdair MacIntyre argued, Christianity and Marxism have at times inspired in humanity a radical sense of hope to build a more just world.
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Many Have Tried to Kill Santa. None Have Succeeded.
Throughout the 20th century, religious leaders and anti-capitalists of all persuasions have attempted to question the legitimacy of Santa Claus. It has rarely ended well.
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