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Moniker42 · 05-17-2007

It's not dead in that it has no adherents - and perhaps it's only a temporary burial but Marxism seems to have all but vanished.

And alot of those isms are things like Jansenism, small deviations from a popular religion that have been wiped out (probably because all its adherents were murdered by the Catholic Church)

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Moniker42 Level 37 Bureaucrat Join Date: May 2007 Location: Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 188	Re: Obsolete Philosophical isms It's not dead in that it has no adherents - and perhaps it's only a temporary burial but Marxism seems to have all but vanished. And alot of those isms are things like Jansenism, small deviations from a popular religion that have been wiped out (probably because all its adherents were murdered by the Catholic Church)
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