Marx and Satan

Karl Marx began life in a god-fearing family. It is documented that at one time he was a Christian. However, sharp changes in his life led Marx to a deep personal rebellion against God and Christian values. He began to worship Satan and regularly participate in occult practices.

By studying Marx’s poetry, plays, correspondence, and biography, Richard Wurmbrand creates a convincing proof of Marx’s undeniable satanic preferences. Marx’s own statements confirm his hatred of God and therefore of His creation—those who suffered from Marxism and communism.

Pastor Wurmbrand, who survived 14 years of imprisonment in Romania for his outspoken anti-communist views, calls on Christians not to fall for the deception of Marxism’s false friendliness. Wurmbrand carefully investigated this topic and experienced firsthand the horrors of communism. He uncovers the true roots of Marxist thinking in order to show them to Christians and call on them to stand against the communist doctrine.

Richard Wurmbrand (Romanian: Richard Wurmbrand; March 24, 1909, Bucharest, Kingdom of Romania — February 17, 2001, Torrance (California), USA) was a Romanian Lutheran pastor, public figure, writer, educator, and a political prisoner during the years of the SRR. He is among the 100 greatest Romanians. Author of the world-famous book “Tortured for Christ.”