Karl Marx and His Vision of Salvation: The Natural Law and Private Property
Author(s)
Peterson, G. Paul
Abstract
One of the main concepts in Karl Marx’s philosophy deals with private ownership as a social and moral evil which goes against natural law. Marxist theory attempts to bring freedom and full development of the human individual although it also recognizes the fact that industrial production would still remain as an important necessity. Marx sought to liberate the working class from the capitalist mode of material production.