Marxism:
What is it?
How to Spot it
How to Respond
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What is it?
How to Spot it
How to Respond
House Bill 350 creates a review board to monitor hospital budgets. The Governor, Speaker of the House, and President Pro Tempore will appoint individuals to this board.
This state-run board will control how hospitals manage their funds, severely penalize them for failing to follow the board’s regulations, and require them to limit what they charge for services as the board is being created.
In other words, an unaccountable, state-run board is taking control over both private and public hospitals in Delaware.
This is a prime example of government overreach. If the government can regulate our hospitals, it can regulate any other private entity.
HB 350 was released from Appropriations Committee and will be heard on the House Floor April 25th at 2pm.
Marxism is the belief that people are divided into two groups – the oppressors and the oppressed.
The oppressors use systems to stay in power over the oppressed. The oppressors are inherently evil, and the oppressed are inherently good.
For Karl Marx, the oppressors are the rich capitalists, and the oppressed are the working class poor.
The goal of Marxism today is to destroy our culture from the inside out.
Today, there are two groups:
Where traditional Marxism resulted in the murder of those “oppressors” who did not align with the state’s attempts to bolster the “oppressed”…
Neo-Marxism uses cancel culture to silence views considered “oppressive.”
Examples of neo-Marxism today:
DEI sounds like a term for holding everyone of diverse backgrounds to the same and equal standards, without discrimination. In reality, DEI policies discriminate against views that the elite considers to be “oppressive” by calling those views “racist,” “homophobic,” or “sexist.”
ESG is a social credit score applied to businesses based on their adherence to woke policies. Financial firms are encouraged to invest in companies not based on the free market, but based on if they adhere to these woke policies.
Critical Race Theory specifically applies Marxism to race. It says that white people are inherently racist and in the oppressor class, and black people are inherently victims and in the oppressed class.
The Neo-Marxist value system is directly in opposition to the truths in scripture that made our society prosper.
Family, Religion, Private Property: According to Neo-Marxism the oppressed use systems to maintain power – thus, those systems must be overthrown, including family, religion, national borders, and private property ownership.
According to Neo-Marxism, if you are oppressed, then you cannot say or do anything wrong. If you are the oppressor, then everything that you say or do must be viewed through the lens of the oppressed.
Truth is the Antidote
Every person views the world through a lens, or perspective, that dictates what they believe, how they act, and what motivates them.
This perspective answers questions such as, what defines right and wrong? What is my ultimate purpose in life? Where did we all come from, and where are we going?
Marxism is a perspective, a worldview that pits groups of people against each other in an endless conflict.
This is completely opposite to the biblical worldview, which not only explains where conflict comes from, but gives a clear solution for that conflict.
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