Cardinal Marx, Karl Marx Necessary For Catholic Social Teaching
Munich Cardinal Reinhard Marx was “impressed” by Karl Marx’ Communist Manifesto, at least for its “great language”. Talking to Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (April 29), Cardinal Reinhard Marx …More
Munich Cardinal Reinhard Marx was “impressed” by Karl Marx’ Communist Manifesto, at least for its “great language”.
Talking to Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (April 29), Cardinal Reinhard Marx claimed that the analyses of Marx contributed “decisively” to the emergence of the Catholic social teaching.
However, Karl Marx was a prominent representative of communism. The Catholic social teaching was written in contrast to Communism.
Karl Marx wanted to end religion, family and property. He was the first Western [non-]thinker who used the term “holocaust” to call for a genocide of people. Marx wanted to extinguish among other Slawik people the Polish.
Picture: Rainhard Marx, © Raimond Spekking, CC BY-SA, #newsQxokepepei
Talking to Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (April 29), Cardinal Reinhard Marx claimed that the analyses of Marx contributed “decisively” to the emergence of the Catholic social teaching.
However, Karl Marx was a prominent representative of communism. The Catholic social teaching was written in contrast to Communism.
Karl Marx wanted to end religion, family and property. He was the first Western [non-]thinker who used the term “holocaust” to call for a genocide of people. Marx wanted to extinguish among other Slawik people the Polish.
Picture: Rainhard Marx, © Raimond Spekking, CC BY-SA, #newsQxokepepei