Karl Marx and Communism.

He was born a jew,but his father converted the family to christianity in order to get job.Marx did not believe in god and thought workers were controlled by religion is the opiate of the people."Opium is a drug.

The ideas of Marx were not used in the communist countries.Marx believed that workes would control government,but communist government were strict and dictatorial. Workers were often forced to work on huge collective farms and factory workers often had to fulfill quotas. In most communist nations, the press was censored. They were not allowed to print news stories that criticitzed the government. People who spoke out against the Soviet government were treated harshly.

The practical results of Communism have been horror and atrocity for those under communist rule.So much so, advocates of Marxism have made every attempt to point out where communist leaders hace strayed from the fundamental teachings of Karl Marx, in an attempt to absolve communism. Nevertheless, it cannot be denied that Marxist influence brought about many of there horrors. The iony is,Marxism renounces religion, not because of of religious doctrin, but because of the action of "religion" men. No one could accuse a religion such as Christianty of evil doctrin.

However, it seems that men are intrinsocallu evil and need only an opportunity to express this inherent reality. One must look at the overall outcome of philosophical doctrine on society, both good and bad not specific instarces of abuse. Christianity for example, has been used by wicked men to do much evil, but its underlying dovtrine has has been the cause of much good in the world. communism,on the other hand has brought only atrocity into the world.Communism has only served to remove Morality from the masses - a dangerous and costly experment.