Mikhail Bakunin

God & The State

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"God & The State" by Mikhail Bakunin is a critical work that delves into the philosophical and political arguments against religion and the state. Bakunin, a key figure in anarchist thought, argues that both institutions are inherently oppressive and hinder human freedom and progress. He posits that religion, particularly organized religion, perpetuates a sense of dependency and submission among people, diverting them from their potential for rational thought and self-determination. The state, according to Bakunin, similarly imposes hierarchical structures that concentrate power in the hands of a few, leading to exploitation and inequality.
Bakunin advocates for the abolition of both the state and religious institutions, proposing a society based on voluntary cooperation and mutual aid. He envisions a world where individuals are free to develop their capacities without coercion or domination. Bakunin's work emphasizes the importance of education and critical thinking as tools to liberate individuals from the shackles of authority and superstition. His radical vision challenges readers to reconsider the foundations of societal structures and to imagine alternative forms of organization that prioritize liberty and equality.
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Author's Republic
Publication year
2024
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