THE ATTRACTIVE FALSEHOOD - Okonkwo SDB, Anthony Emeka
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The irony of human existence is that men, instead of preferring to dine at the table of truth and light, have preferred falsehood and have preferred to vest on the fallacies and errors promoted by diiferent individuals. One of such lies, fallacies and errors of humanity is the one propagated and vehemently promoted and defended by Karl Marx and his followers. Is all well with Karl Marx's philosophy and the ideologies he seemed to be promoting? This is the question that initially aroused my motive for this book. A critical thinker and one who values the theistic foundations of humanity should…mehr

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The irony of human existence is that men, instead of preferring to dine at the table of truth and light, have preferred falsehood and have preferred to vest on the fallacies and errors promoted by diiferent individuals. One of such lies, fallacies and errors of humanity is the one propagated and vehemently promoted and defended by Karl Marx and his followers. Is all well with Karl Marx's philosophy and the ideologies he seemed to be promoting? This is the question that initially aroused my motive for this book. A critical thinker and one who values the theistic foundations of humanity should always react negatively to the philosophy of Karl Marx. All is not well with a philosophy or an ideology that portrays God as an enemy of His own Creature and the presence of the individual human person in the world as a "gravious error". The book attempts to expose the philosophy of Karl Marx, the background behind his doctrines and then to expose the illogicalities, fallacies, errors inherent in his philosophy. By doing such, I also uphold the importance of God and religion.
Autorenporträt
El Rev. Dr. Anthony Emeka Okonkwo, S.D.B, es un sacerdote religioso católico perteneciente a los Salesianos de Don Bosco, Caballero de Colón y Director del Instituto de Filosofía Don Bosco de Ibadan, Nigeria.