Is Religion the Opiate of the Masses? An Answer to Karl Marx

Karl Marx said, "Religion is the opiate of the masses". Is he right?
In this engaging discussion, the Rabbis challenge the common perception of religion as an opiate of the masses, drawing insights from Karl Marx's famous quote.
This video explores the distinction between religion and spirituality, shedding light on their perceived opposition. By redefining religion as the pursuit of truth and utilizing the tools provided by Torah and Judaism, a transformative approach emerges.
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[@lonewolf4352]

Alcohol doesn't create , God create nothing comes out of nothing 😊

[@grettabuttimer6939]

Interesting Rabbi Thanks

[@AeiSedai1976]

Very interesting. As an atheist I have often thought ultra religious ppl I know have an addiction or obsession

[@BneiNoahIndonesia]

Religion ? yes !
Torah ? not !

[@miaththered]

I always looked at religion's "point" as being comfort.