On Fri, 1 Feb 2002, gerald_a_levy wrote: > When people > in Marx's time and our own ridicule the appearance and behavior of Moses and > Abraham et al, it is often just a thinly-veiled form of anti-Semitism. Was > this Marx's intention? I don't know. But, given what he wrote in some of his > personal correspondence, it makes me wonder. > > In solidarity, Jerry Well, in 'our' time, I never heard what you are talking about. This "Moses and Prophets" remark has been in my consciousness for a quarter of a century and never once did I think of even a hint of anti-Semitism in it. Maybe I am naive, but it seems to me as 'looking for a problem' in order to discredit (a typical right-wing game). Moses was always for me the author of the Ten Commandments. I'm rather shocked. Paul
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