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In its own con- sciousness the official Christian state is an "ought" whose realiza- tion is imposible. on the con- trary,it is acquired in a struggle against the historical traditions in which man has been educated up to the present time. "4 Every emancipation is a restoration of the human world and of human relationships to man himself. We do not stacking to the Jews, therefore, as does Bauer. The term "equality" has stacking no political significance, It is only the equal right to liberty stacking defined above. Certainly, in stacking when the political state as such comes violently to birth in civil society, and when men strive to stacking themselves through political emancipation, the state can, and must, proceed to abolish and destroy religion. Political emancipation is a reduction of man, on the one hand to a member of stacking society, an independent and egoistic individual, and on the other hand, to a stacking to a moral person. He, therefore, concludes rightly that "The Jew contributes nothing to mankind when he disregards his own limited law," when he renounces all his Judaism,s The relation between Jews and Christians thus becomes the fol- lowing. sphere of human needs, labour, private interests and stacking law, as the basis of its own existence, as a self-subsistent precondition, and thus as its natural basis. The religious con- sciousness runs riot in a wealth of contradictions and diversity. "The necessity of enunciating these rights presupposes either the existence or the stacking memory of despotism. he omitted the portions enclosed in square brackets. In the German-Christian stacking the power of religion is the religion of stacking Let us notice first of a11 that stacking so-ca11ed rights of man, as dis- tinct stacking the rights of the citizen, are simply the rights of a member of civil society, that is, of egoistic man, of man separated from other men and stacking the community. Such a state, as well as the human rubbish upon which it is based, finds itself involved in a painful contradiction, which is insoluble from the standpoint of religious consciousness, when it is referred to those words of the Bible "with which it does stacking conform and cannot conform unless it wishes to dissolve itself entirely. The practical application of the right of stacking is the right of private property. " The Declaration of the Rights of Man, etc.