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1:21:24

Session 1: The History of Social Justice

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

46:57

The important thing to remember about the contributions of Foucault and other post -modernists to various critical theories is that they offered Marxists the insights and tools needed to resist and remake the social order in an almost infinite number of ways previously unimagined.

1:19:15

Session 3: The Interconnectedness of CRT and Marxism with Darrell Harrison

Kootenai Church

about 4 years ago

1:07:41

Again, those three names were Antonio Gramsci, Michel Foucault, and Jacques Derrida.

2:00:20

SPECIAL EPISODE: Critical Theory: From Marx To Modern America

TSC

The Shepherd's Church

almost 5 years ago

22:25

He himself is homosexual. So this is the way he's arguing this and thus The power structures use language and other things to delegitimize LGBTQIA plus people. So that's Foucault. Foucault comes into the mix with Cultural Marxism he begins shaping a great deal of what's going on in cultural Marxism.

1:32:51

Session 3: Egalitarianism and Marxist Theory in Christianity

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

45:50

Keller is a very big fan of Mikhail Foucault. Quotes him all the time, many sermons.

32:18

What is Marxism and why should I care about Marxist philosophies and ideals? - Podcast Episode 117

GQO

GotQuestions.org

almost 4 years ago

8:12

So there's a, you know, there's a continuity between Marxism and critical race theory and a pivotal figure there would be the philosopher of the new left, Herbert Marcuse, who died 1979. He basically took Marx's ideas and added some ideas of Freud and said the way to really liberate people is not merely economic liberation, getting rid of private property and capitalism, but also sexual liberation, a sexual revolution that lets loose this pent up energy that the bourgeois class has imposed, or rather the sexual restrictions that the bourgeois class has imposed on people.

27:59

Why does Tim Keller think the Cross is all about giving up power?

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 4 years ago

12:50

He thought Foucault was not only right, but put it better than anyone else. When he said, truth is a thing of this world. It is produced only by virtue of multiple forms of constraint and it induces regular effects of power.

27:15

Voddie Baucham Warned Us About This! How We Lost the Truth...

Wise Disciple

8 months ago

13:19

Are you with me so far? Now you fast forward to the postmodernists. I'm going fast, but the point remains. You fast forward to the postmodernists and you got guys like Michel Foucault and Jacques Derrida, even Lyotard, and they take it one step further.

1:59:00

April 13, 2026 Show with Joe Owen on “The Gospel According to Marx: Stripping Political Rhetoric from the Kingship of Jesus”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

3 months ago

12:51

And there is, based on Karl Marx, what we can call his philosophy of history, there is a kind of a newer Marxism that has been mixed with what we call Latin American liberation theology that we're seeing, and critical theory from starting in Frankfurt, Germany, the Frankfurt School, that's been mixed in the 80s and 90s.

1:18:56

A Few Thoughts on Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self

CTM

Conversations That Matter

almost 4 years ago

45:03

They have to say black bodies specifically. That's Foucault. And that's postmodern talk that you're hearing there. It's actually Marxist materialistic talk, to some extent, that you're hearing there. But he's missing that kind of thing.

2:06:53

The Marxist History of Critical Race Theory Part 2 again

Apologetics Live

over 4 years ago

1:33:32

And he shares that Marcuse was using fascist practices to fight what he called fascism and the patriarchal capitalistic system. Now, this is starting from Karl Marx and progressing within just a few years that quickly into a psychological system of destroying the family, the church, the community, morality, the home, and wicked people like this are lauded as somebody, as examples to look up to.

1:10:45

Darwin’s impact on America with Trevor Loudon

Creation Fellowship

about 3 years ago

8:38

And Karl Marx, of course, was the contemporary philosopher at the time, who very much ran parallel to Darwin. And Marx's work, Capital, he quotes Darwin a couple of times, quotes Darwin twice, because Marx had the spirit of Cain on him.

58:08

Don't Be Wimpy, Weak, and Woke with John Cooper

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 2 years ago

33:26

And I explain why Karl Marx or, or Foucault or whoever it may be Freud, how they ruin that model and

2:03:05

Mega DL! P&P on the NS; Great Statement on Critical Race Theory; 80 Minutes in Response to RC Video

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 9 years ago

21:27

privilege, white guilt, intersectionality, and more broadly, the power analysis tradition that stems from Marx

1:25:06

The Religion of Marx: The Bad News of the Kingdom of Man

Cornerstone Church

over 6 years ago

14:12

So marxism in fact is the antithesis of pauline economics. It is fueled by class struggle the proletariat versus the bourgeois. And he states this and i'm quoting from marxist .org in their entry on class struggle he says.

26:32

How Shall We Then Live, Lesson 9, “The Age of Personal Peace & Affluence”

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

over 4 years ago

5:55

But quickly, it slipped into the new left following Marcuse. Marcuse was a German philosopher, a Marxist, and at that time, he was teaching at San Diego. This spread over the whole world. We can think, for example, of the Paris riots in 1968.

44:51

Since Resolution 9: Criticizing Marxism 1.0 While Importing Marxism 2.0

CTM

Conversations That Matter

about 7 years ago

12:13

This is postmodernist Marxism. Truth no longer matters, only power. So Marxism supplies the power, the emphasis on power, and postmodernism supplies the ideas. So the idea that the social groups in and of themselves have a lens that they look through to interpret the world.

1:15:04

Session 8: The Marxist Eschatology of CRT Part 2 by Darrell Harrison - 2022 Equipping Conference

Kootenai Church

about 4 years ago

51:53

Marcuse who lived from 1898 to 1979 was quote, one of the most prominent members of the Frankfurt School or what was called the Institute for Social Research. In the book Reason and Revolution, Marcuse had this to say about the function and purpose of the Marxian dialectic.

47:40

Sunday Night, September 20, 2020 PM

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

almost 6 years ago

26:34

There was a couple of other hired guns called Jacques Derrida and Michael Foucault who collaborated with deconstructionism and postmodernism which basically means that nothing written down means what you think it means and nothing that anybody ever said means what you think it means.

55:45

Robert Orlando on Marx's Contribution to the Modern World

CTM

Conversations That Matter

7 months ago

50:22

Marxism is kind of, I don't wanna say easy. What you did isn't easy but you go back and you can find chapter verse. Let's see how these ideas play out. Oh, that wasn't good, right? You have the experiment lab of history.

2:05:35

SRR 108 Hiram Diaz on Critical Race Theory, Part 2

TCN

ThornCrown Network

about 7 years ago

1:21:50

But, and I, you know, it's interesting, I didn't know, Jeremy Bentham was, he was the one who kind of started talking about that. But, and I know, you know, Foucault, and Sartre, they were like, I know, they really kind of ran with it.