Collectivism PACES 133-138
A course tracing the history of collectivism, starting with
the revolt of Satan and the subsequent fall of man, and
concluding with a detailed look at the major
twentieth-century “isms” of communism and fascism. The study
is specially designed to give the student an awareness of
the satanic, humanistic, and conspiratorial aspects of those
ideologies from a Christian point of view.
133
An introduction to the origins of collectivism in the revolt
of Satan, the fall of man, and the construction of the Tower
of Babel, followed by a delineation of the classical and
neo-classical utopian theorists.
134
An examination of the development of Continental European,
British, and American socialist movements from the
Seventeenth to the Twentieth Centuries.
135
A description of communism in ancient Greece and Rome, and
investigation into the order of the Illuminati, and a
discussion about the French Revolutions of 1789, 1848, and
1871 with a special contrasting section concerning the
Wesley Revivals in England and the Awakenings in America.
136
A review of the philosophical and subversive precursors to
modern Marxist Communism, and inquiry into the lives of Karl
Marx and Friedrich Engels, and an in depth analysis of the
theory of Marxism.
137
A history of the 1905 and 1917 Russian Communist
Revolutions, the 1912 Chinese Nationalist
Revolution, the 1948 Communist takeover of China, the
circumstances leading up to those events and the men who
made them happen.
138
An explanation of the precursors to modern fascism, an
account of the fascist movements in Italy, Spain, Portugal,
France, and Argentina, and a consideration of Nazism in the
German Third Reich.
