@dammiedammie35 Karl Marx viewed religion as a human invention that reflects real social suffering and offers a temporary, illusory comfort. He famously called it the opium of the people, meaning it numbs the pain of oppression rather than solving its root economic causes.
@Verydakman_ Karl Marx viewed religion as a human invention that reflects real social suffering and offers a temporary, illusory comfort. He famously called it the opium of the people, meaning it numbs the pain of oppression rather than solving its root economic causes.