Im not very well educated in Christianity, but as far as i know Jesus was aligned with communist ideals, he was extremely egalitarian.
Do you think we should think of the catholic church as a possible ally or would that be counterproductive?
Do you think anti-religion is fundamental to Marxism?
Do you think the anti-religious stance of the Soviets was a mistake?
I personally think trying to work with them instead of against them in places were they are deeply integrated with the population would be the obvious choice.
I am ofcourse talking exclusively about the Catholics only and not the Orthodox or Evangelist.
PD, im not religious. Im a Budhhist, but i dont think of it as a religion.
I dunno about Catholicism but I've toyed with the idea of doing entryism at small churches. They're pre-existing institutions with a low barrier to entry and also one of the last vestiges of community in a lot of the US. It likely wouldn't be useful to engage with franchised ones, but local ones might work. Think Damnation.
I don't think Marxism is a religion, it's an analytic method. Thus it can be adapted in all sorts of ways, including ways that accommodate cultural beliefs. Whether that's useful or not is debatable and dependent on the situation.
Whether Lenin believes so is highly relevant to his situation but requires actual analysis to cross-apply to another. Otherwise it's just book worship.
But personally I'm an atheist.
Lenin literally called idealism the justification for religion. He wasn’t chill about it.
Okay