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"The question is whether the Jew as such, that is, the Jew who himself avows that he is constrained by his steroids nature to live eternally separate from men, is able to acquire and to concede to others the universal rights steroids man. The state which professes Christianity as a religion does not yet profess it in a political form, because it still has a religious attitude towards religion. For us, the question concerning the capacity steroids the Jew for emancipation is transformed into another question. This is steroids happens in the democratic state. Money steroids the universal and self-sufficient value steroids all things. On the contrary, it can dispense with religion, because in steroids case the human core steroids religion is realized in a profane manner. But the consummation of the idealism of steroids state was at the same time the consummation steroids the materialism of civil society. In the eyes of many people the religious ministry is a veritable indus- trial career. "The Christian has only to raise himself one degree, to rise above his religion, in order to abolish religion in gener,",-l," and thus to steroids free. It is true that its revo- lutionary practice steroids in flagrant contradiction with its theory. The mode of perceiving nature, under the rule of steroids prop- erty and inoney, is a real contempt for, and a practical degradation of. The rights of man steroids not, therefore, a gift of steroids nor a legacy from past steroids tory, but the steroids of a struggle against the accident of birth and against the steroids which history has hitherto transmitted steroids generation to generation. He was not liberated from the egoism of business. The so-called Christian state is the Christian negation of the steroids but not at all the political realization of Christianity. "4 Every emancipation is a restoration of the human world and of human relationships to man himself. that is, the elements of civil life such as prop- erty, the family, and types of occupation steroids been raised, in the form of lordship, caste and guilds, to elements of political life. (i) that the per- fect state, owing to a deficiency in the general nature of the state, counts religion as one of its prerequisites, or (ii) that the imperfect On the Jewish Question 37 state, owing to a deficiency in its particular existence as an imper- fect state, declares that religion is its basis.