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Difference between revisions of "Question: Was the United Order simply a form of communism?"
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Some have asserted that the United Order was simply a form of "communism." However, Joseph Smith predated Marx and Engels, whose ''Communist Manifesto'' was not written until 1848, so it would be impossible for him to have drawn upon their ideas. | Some have asserted that the United Order was simply a form of "communism." However, Joseph Smith predated Marx and Engels, whose ''Communist Manifesto'' was not written until 1848, so it would be impossible for him to have drawn upon their ideas. | ||
| − | Some of the differences between the United Order and Marxist Communism | + | Some of the differences between the United Order and Marxist Communism include: |
* voluntary versus involuntary. | * voluntary versus involuntary. | ||
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Question: Was the United Order simply a form of communism?
There are many differences between the United Order and Marxist Communism
Some have asserted that the United Order was simply a form of "communism." However, Joseph Smith predated Marx and Engels, whose Communist Manifesto was not written until 1848, so it would be impossible for him to have drawn upon their ideas.
Some of the differences between the United Order and Marxist Communism include:
- voluntary versus involuntary.
- focused on God and Christ versus atheistic.
- private ownership versus no private ownership.
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