Titlebook: Buddha, Marx, and God; Some aspects of reli Trevor Ling Book 1979Latest edition Trevor Ling 1979 god.Karl Marx.Marx.religion

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Mastering Scientific and Medical Writingeally a critique of nineteenth-century Western theology, we must now consider more closely the kind of judgement on theology which has been implied in this study. That is to say we must consider how far the strictures of Feuerbach and Marx on theology were, ., justified; and also how far this is due

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-34508-4 pointing out its value, and the important place it has in human society. Kingsley Davis’s words may be taken as a representative example: ‘Since every society seems to have something called religion, its presence can hardly be dismissed as a sociological accident. If, given the major conditions of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16054-9god; Karl Marx; Marx; religion

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Mastering Scientific and Medical Writing the twelve years since the first edition of this book was written there have been a number of developments which call for a reappraisal of the relationships between Buddhism, Marxism and Christianity. It seems appropriate to examine the three inter-relationships separately.

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The Marxist Critique of Religion‘. criticism of religion’, wrote Marx in 1844, ‘is the beginning of all criticism.’ We must now consider the significance of these words for our subject, that is to say, must consider what is involved in the Marxist critique of religion, and how far it is valid as a criticism of Buddhism.