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Russian Philosophy About Socialism as a “Religion of Hate”

The article examines the understanding of socialism as a secular “religion of hatred”, first formulated by S.F. Sharapov and developed by a number of the main Russian thinkers of the Silver Age. They showed that the ideology of socialism actually replaced religion, that is, it became a new quasi–religion that meets the religious needs of man, but is satisfied here by an artificial surrogate — the cult of human pride, rebelling against the world order. That is why socialism performed one of the key functions in the destruction of Orthodox Russia and in the struggle against Christianity as such. Being outwardly one of the political ideologies, it was an anti-Christian quasi-religious sect that brought the coming of the Antichrist civilization closer.