The neo-Marxist idea of socialism and Christianity

Ukrainian Religious Studies 16:11-22 (2000)
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Abstract

Along with other definitions, the XX century is also called a century of domination of ideologies, which almost always considered a person as a means to establish one or another type of domination: either national, or class, or bureaucratic. Any but mandatory one that would resist human freedom, and therefore - justice. Ideology exits a person to think freely and make informed decisions. She wants to accustom her to adapt humbly to the existing political and economic conditions, to form a superficial perception of the propagandized reality of the best and the unchangeable. The ideology of totalitarianism seeks to turn a person into a "social dream," self-sacrificed, and a satisfied citizen of every kind, indifferent to spiritual demands.

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Viktor V. Zinchenko
Institute of Higher Education of The National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine (Alumnus)

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