Kirche und Sozialismus

Rosa Luxemburg, a prominent figure in the European labor movement and Marxism, passionately defends individual conscience and belief. The text explores the paradox of social democrats advocating for freedom of thought while facing hostility from the clergy, despite their efforts to educate the working class. It highlights the tension between the social democrats' aspirations for the proletariat and the clergy's opposition, questioning the reasons behind this animosity. Luxemburg's insights reveal the complexities of political and religious dynamics in her time.