As I mentioned earlier in the week, there's been a great discussion going over at Bensonian.org on Terry Eagleton's book Why Marx Was Right. As an avowed non-Marxist, I was somewhat surprised to be invited to participate in the discussion, but was happy to do so. Today, my post has been unveiled. Titled, "Administrative Tyranny: Marx's Misguided View of the State," I dissect whether Marx's view of the State was correct and conclude that Marx's impoverished understanding of individual anthropology contributed to the failure of state-level Marxism. Here's my conclusion:
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Andrew Walker
Andrew T. Walker is an Associate Professor of Christian Ethics at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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