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Spiritual Booze and Freedom of Religion,atural position for socialists, but one should embrace a comrade who is also a believer; one may oppose religion on class terms, but atheism should not become a doctrinaire platform, for the party holds to radical freedom of conscience and religion. These are some of the forms in which an intriguing

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Returning to Hegel: Revolution, Idealism, and God,unacharsky, as well as the growing theoretical and political influence of Bogdanov. If that was all there was to the story, then it would form a relatively minor incident of prerevolutionary struggles that reflects none too well on Lenin. But the story is by no means complete, for it has three furth

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Miracles Can Happen,he concern of this chapter. Although revolution is arguably the central theme of Lenin’s extensive writings and political practice, my angle is different from the many others who have dealt with Lenin and revolution, for I am interested in its theological translation—hence miracle. What does it mean

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Venerating Lenin,slight shift from a detailed focus on Lenin’s works to the veneration visited upon him after his death. Yet, even here, careful attention to his written material is needed, for a number of currents in that material—at the intersection between the conscious and the subconscious—turn out to have a bea

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Conclusion,ct, I am, as noted at the outset, indebted to the long and oft-neglected tradition of biblical commentary and exegesis. Pure exegesis is, of course, a fiction, for the issues that I have “l(fā)ed out” (the basic sense of exegesis) of his texts are issues determined by the questions I have asked. But it

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