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That is a good question. Why does Communism fear Christianity? What is it about Christianity that causes Communist nations to target the Christians and demand the removal of Bibles and Christians who preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ? Why is the history of Communism targeting Christianity as their number one enemy so apparent?
In his book, Marx and Satan, the founder of Voice of the Martyr's, Richard Wurmbrand revealed a great deal about the founder of Marxism, Karl Marx. The title of the book is, Marx & Satan and it reveals undeniable evidence that Marx was not an atheist but rather a Satanist. This would explain why Communism fears Christianity. Wouldn't it?
Here is one source who has done their research on the subject of this book:
Was Marx a Satanist
First, some background information about the uncompromising faithfulness of Pastor Wurmbrand from Voice of the Martyrs:
"Two months after the Communist 'People’s Republic of Romania' was established, Pastor Richard Wurmbrand was arrested. Labeled 'Prisoner Number 1,' he was locked in a solitary cell, where he endured horrendous torture at the hands of the brutal secret police. More than eight years later, 'a doctor masquerading as a Communist Party member discovered Richard alive.' Released in 1956, he 'resumed his work with the ‘underground’ churches....He was re-arrested in 1959 through the conspiracy of an associate, and sentenced to 25 years... accused ofpreaching ideas contrary to Communist doctrine."
"In 1967, Richard and Sabrina Wurmbrand founded a ministry that would serve the persecuted church. Its name was eventually changed toVoice of the Martyrs. By the mid-1980s, it was reaching out to "80 restricted nations with offices in 30 countries around the world." His book,Tortured for Christ, became a source of encouragement among the persecuted throughout the Soviet system."
Richard Wurmbrand's book about Karl Marx (1818 – 1883), a German "revolutionary socialist," begins with a rebuttal to this misconception: that Marx himself was a compassionate visionary who truly cared for the poor. In reality, both Marx and Engels grew up in wealthy families, far removed from the life of poverty. Together they pursued an anti-Christian utopia that -- from the beginning -- focused on political power, not on meeting the needs of the poor. Like today's seductive vision of change, their socialist/communist transformation required a "crisis" and a "purpose" that would capture public attention and provide the needed momentum.
continue reading on link above...
In his book, Marx and Satan, the founder of Voice of the Martyr's, Richard Wurmbrand revealed a great deal about the founder of Marxism, Karl Marx. The title of the book is, Marx & Satan and it reveals undeniable evidence that Marx was not an atheist but rather a Satanist. This would explain why Communism fears Christianity. Wouldn't it?
Here is one source who has done their research on the subject of this book:
Was Marx a Satanist
First, some background information about the uncompromising faithfulness of Pastor Wurmbrand from Voice of the Martyrs:
"Two months after the Communist 'People’s Republic of Romania' was established, Pastor Richard Wurmbrand was arrested. Labeled 'Prisoner Number 1,' he was locked in a solitary cell, where he endured horrendous torture at the hands of the brutal secret police. More than eight years later, 'a doctor masquerading as a Communist Party member discovered Richard alive.' Released in 1956, he 'resumed his work with the ‘underground’ churches....He was re-arrested in 1959 through the conspiracy of an associate, and sentenced to 25 years... accused ofpreaching ideas contrary to Communist doctrine."
"In 1967, Richard and Sabrina Wurmbrand founded a ministry that would serve the persecuted church. Its name was eventually changed toVoice of the Martyrs. By the mid-1980s, it was reaching out to "80 restricted nations with offices in 30 countries around the world." His book,Tortured for Christ, became a source of encouragement among the persecuted throughout the Soviet system."
Richard Wurmbrand's book about Karl Marx (1818 – 1883), a German "revolutionary socialist," begins with a rebuttal to this misconception: that Marx himself was a compassionate visionary who truly cared for the poor. In reality, both Marx and Engels grew up in wealthy families, far removed from the life of poverty. Together they pursued an anti-Christian utopia that -- from the beginning -- focused on political power, not on meeting the needs of the poor. Like today's seductive vision of change, their socialist/communist transformation required a "crisis" and a "purpose" that would capture public attention and provide the needed momentum.
continue reading on link above...