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The Meaning of Man in the Debate Between Christianity and Marxism
Kirk, Andrew
Kirk, Andrew
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"The modern debate, often referred to as ‘the CIiristian-Marxist dialogue’, began to take shape once N. Kruschev, in 1955, had buried the ‘personalistic’ era of Stalin and encouraged a new openness among Communist parties, particularly in the West. It gathered momentum after John XXHI became head ofthe Roman Catholic Church (1959). In the last fifteen years or so various meetings between Marxist theorists and Christian theologians have taken place;’ on the Christian side both Protestants and Catholics have participated."
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1976
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