It is extraordinary to me that Karl Marx (1818–83 ... especially those that presumed to exalt themselves above God, as socialism surely does. Marx belonged to that category of men, still ...

Eventually, each person becomes his or her own god. Soon enough, it ends in Karl Marx’s ultimate goal: the undermining if not annihilation of religion. There’s more than a little irony ...

It was created by Karl Marx, who—along with his collaborator ... What is his worldly God? Money. … Money is the jealous god of Israel, in face of which no other god may exist.

Is Karl Marx woke? Surely, he is ... Hegel argues that the only thing that exists is Spirit, that is, God, and God is working out the nature of His existence through ideas that are the phases ...

Henriette Marx, Karl’s mother, did not convert until 1825 ... What is his secular God? Money.” Avineri notes that Marx’s contemporaries would have been familiar with such language, since ...

“Marx was not our contemporary,” Jonathan Sperber insists, in “Karl Marx: A Nineteenth-Century ... example of this was the Christian God. (This is what Feuerbach wrote about.) ...

confessing “a pure belief in God, like Newton, Locke, and Leibnitz.” The study “Who Are They?: Karl Marx” prepared at the request of the U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities ...

It is the same in religion. The more man puts into God, the less he retains within himself. The worker places his life in the object; but now it no longer belongs to him, but to the object. The ...

Most of their efforts will never see the light of day. But sometimes the crank is Karl Marx, and the book being written is Capital. Upon beginning work on his magnum opus in the Reading Room of ...