Anyone open for a discussion on communism and darwinism?
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Anyone open for a discussion on communism and darwinism?
Karl Marx said:"If I negate powdered wigs, I am still left with unpowdered wigs. "
- Introduction to the Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right (1844)
It would appear that denial is more then just a river in egypt. That is fine if no one wants to have a open discussion about evolution. I am sort of tired of dealing with the subject anyways. We can just talk about creation science.This is absolutely pointless.
If they would produce some science, then we might have something to talk about. Cite some peer-reviewed creation research, then we'll talk about creation "science".We can just talk about creation science.
We could talk about some of the things that Marx said about Darwinism.If they would produce some science, then we might have something to talk about .
In 1861, Karl Marx wrote to his friend Ferdinand Lassalle, "Darwin’s work is most important and suits my purpose in that it provides a basis in natural science for the historical class struggle. ... Despite all shortcomings, it is here that, for the first time, ‘teleology’ in natural science is not only dealt a mortal blow but its rational meaning is empirically explained." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Influences_on_Karl_Marx#Charles_Darwin
Today though a market economy may prevail and private businesses prosper, Karl Marx is still revered in this socialist country.
On Marx's birthday Sunday, the nation still pays the highest respect to the father of the Communist movement.
A survey conducted in north China's Hebei Province showed that 100 percent of the respondents have heard of the German philosopher.
They all agree that Marx's theory changed human history. http://english.people.com.cn/200205/06/eng20020506_95183.shtml .
I'd venture to guess that Marx also believed in heliocentrism. It doesn't establish a heliocentrism/communism link though.We could talk about some of the things that Marx said about Darwinism.
In China they do not seem to think that Marx is evil. His "lessons" are still taught in the schools there today. The question is are their evolutionary theorys that can be traced back to Marx, sense it seems clear that he was a evolutionist and he had quite a bit to say about evolution.Who cares what Marx thought about Darwins theory! You have yet to show me anything inherently evil about Marxs economic theory!!
You have still not shown us anything absolutely horrible about Communism! The problems with Communism that we see today and during the Cold War are a direct relationship to the government corruption in those areas. We have it too, I don’t believe that there is any large State that does not have some form of corruption.In China they do not seem to think that Marx is evil. His "lessons" are still taught in the schools there today. The question is are their evolutionary theorys that can be traced back to Marx, sense it seems clear that he was a evolutionist and he had quite a bit to say about evolution.
So Marx accepted evolution because he thought it was in line with his economic ideas, not because he knew the science behind it. He was just using it to further his cause.In China they do not seem to think that Marx is evil. His "lessons" are still taught in the schools there today. The question is are their evolutionary theorys that can be traced back to Marx, sense it seems clear that he was a evolutionist and he had quite a bit to say about evolution.