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ecause next to these values the State appeared in sharp
contrast as being demeaning and barbaric.
From the time of Abraham, Jews were committed to
preserve what was known as the "Seven Commandments of
The Sons of Noah," 6 which includes prohibitions against
homicide (including abortion and euthanasia), incestuous
sexual relations, theft, blasphemy and idolatry, and demands
that governments pass laws such as providing for Capital
Punishment to uphold these laws. Laws in Hebrew are called
dinim, which are so linked with government that the Hebrew
word for government is medina, which literally means "derived
from law".
The antithesis of all this is the atheistic Communist state,
which murders and curtails free religious expression among its
citizens, encourages sexual depravity and immorality in its
societies, and attracts in its revolutionary onset many
followers, because it offers them group sanctification of illicit
sexual relationships such as adultery and homosexuality. Thus
there is not one single Communist government in the world in
which religion can be practiced freely without interference.
This is a consequence of believing religion to be the opiate of
the people, which according to Marx's Manifesto, logically calls
for the elimination of the opiate.
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