“Karl Marx’s early (1844) essay On the Jewish Question is a fascinating example of an intellectual form of Jewish self-hatred. He argues that Judaism is neither religion nor people-hood but the desire for gain; totally ignoring the vast Jewish proletariat… — Norman Solomon Copy Share Image
“Karl Marx’s early (1844) essay On the Jewish Question is a fascinating example of an intellectual form of Jewish self-hatred. He argues that Judaism… — Norman Solomon Copy Share Image
“The belief in the bodily resurrection has no religious foundation, and the doctrine of immortality refers to the after-existence of the soul only.” — Norman Solomon Copy Share Image
