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Marx and Satan

Pages
143
Published
1986
Language
English

Synopsis

Richard Wurmbrand investigates the life of Karl Marx, arguing that a profound personal rebellion led him to embrace Satanic practices and a deep hatred for God. Through an examination of Marx's writings and biographical details, Wurmbrand builds a case for the sinister origins of Marxist thought. The author, a former political prisoner, urges readers to recognize Marxism not merely as a political theory, but as an ideology rooted in evil, encouraging Christians to stand against it.

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