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1:12:25

Next Week | Should We Torture People? | Episode 4

Apologia Studios

over 8 years ago

55:29

I think that there's a significant Marxian thread that is very prone to class envy.

19:29

Jeff interviews Bahnsen

Apologia Studios

almost 8 years ago

9:30

I think that there's a significant Marxian thread that is very prone to class envy.

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

1:47:56

And as promised, I'm reading Joey and New Rochelle's question first. Hi, Joe. Can you please clarify something about the relationship between non -binary controversies and Marx's teaching? Are they just making a logical extension of Marx's view of oppressing and oppressed classes?

44:51

Since Resolution 9: Criticizing Marxism 1.0 While Importing Marxism 2.0

CTM

Conversations That Matter

about 7 years ago

9:51

Marxism 1 .0, no, not so good. Capitalism, not so good. We need something else. And so they borrowed from Marxism. They took the Marxist stuff. They're Marxist still. But it's not the modernist style, Soviet style stuff.

1:25:06

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

Cornerstone Church

over 6 years ago

20:27

What I want to do now is to show you that this is what Marxism in theory looks like. A social progress is through conflict. And I want to just introduce you to a couple terms that are relevant here as we talk through this.

27:15

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

Wise Disciple

8 months ago

17:54

Marxism is a worldview, friends. It is a narrative that contains the man -made answers to the basic questions of a worldview. You remember these? Who am I? Why am I here? What's wrong with the world? And how can what's wrong be made right?

55:45

Robert Orlando on Marx's Contribution to the Modern World

CTM

Conversations That Matter

7 months ago

51:58

I'm seeing this start to develop. I'm keeping my eye on it. I don't know if you've seen the same thing. Is that Marxist?

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

29:33

There's a long history of revolutionary philosophies, even going back before Marx, but Marx is a pretty good place to start. And I try to explain how that plays out and why people say the sort of things that they say.

58:37

Session 7: The Marxist Eschatology of CRT, Part 1 with Darrell Harrison

Kootenai Church

about 4 years ago

26:20

Marx thought to be the more important in understanding historical historical change. So in his understanding all past history has been determined by class conflict. Where do you remember that from we broke that down yesterday?

1:15:04

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

Kootenai Church

about 4 years ago

46:28

Put another way, in Marxian analysis, discussion of race is only critical, meaning criticized. In Marxian analysis, discussion of race is only critical and only makes sense when racism is understood as a powerful instant instantiation of capitalism.

1:21:24

Session 1: The History of Social Justice

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

32:21

More and more, Western Marxism took on a religious dimension. Only Marxism, an all -encompassing view of reality, held the key for social liberation bound up in the sacred knowledge of the workers. Soon, this kind of profound insight broadened to include identities other than economic class.

29:27

100 Years of Resolution 9

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

14:52

Marxism may be understood as a scientific tool for analyzing the economic, political, and social structures of this society so that we will know how to actualize in the world the freedom that we affirm in faith.

44:58

Marxism & the Church | Next Week | Episode 7

Apologia Studios

about 8 years ago

32:41

Are we being tinfoil hat people, conspiracy theorists, when we point to this obvious connection between Marxist ideology and all of the class warfare that we see today? And even some of it's -.

40:33

Biblical Economics 1

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 14 years ago

6:04

He then embarked on a mission to prove that human identity is bound up in a person's work and that economic systems totally control a person. Arguing that it is by his labor that mankind survives, Marx believed that human communities are created by the division of labor.

1:01:11

Session 4: The Anti-Christ of Black Liberation Theology with Virgil Walker

Kootenai Church

about 4 years ago

17:27

They're Marxian in nature.

2:06:53

The Marxist History of Critical Race Theory Part 2 again

Apologetics Live

over 4 years ago

1:50:59

So think about this. Karl Marx theorized that there would be a natural revolution, a natural destruction of society that would bring in his version of a utopia. But because of Marx's ideas were never successful, Gramsci took it and shifted into what's called neo -socialism, neo -Marxism.

5:49

5 Reasons Why People Might Call you a Marxist

AD Robles

over 8 years ago

3:26

You might be being called a Marxist because you are buying into sort of the classic class warfare, culture warfare type rhetoric. That Marxists use. If you study Marxism and if you know about how it was applied in various places, if you know how it was applied in China, things like that, with Maoism and stuff like that, class warfare is an integral part of it.

49:35

Did American Reformer Really Republish Karl Marx?

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 1 year ago

24:18

That's Marx. Nay more, they are reactionary, for they try to roll back the wheel of history. If by chance they are revolutionary, they are only so in view of their impending transfer into the proletariat.

41:38

Radio Lux Lucet #20 | Karl Marx at 200

TCN

ThornCrown Network

about 8 years ago

36:07

But just the fact that it's out there and the fact that it does seem to have have grown over the decades is very encouraging to me. So anyway I hope that you've enjoyed some of this talk here this obviously we we just barely kind of scratched the surface on Karl Marx but I wanted to share a few things with you especially going through the Communist Manifesto and seeing just how many of of those ten planks really have been to some degree or another instituted in the supposedly free and the supposedly capitalist West.

2:00:20

SPECIAL EPISODE: Critical Theory: From Marx To Modern America

TSC

The Shepherd's Church

almost 5 years ago

3:46

So I'm using a broader term here critical theory to discuss what we're talking about and the roots of it. Start with the guy on the right there. That's Karl Marx now. Marx Actually prefer Groucho, but but Karl here is the guy who's really important for our purposes.