Del resentimiento cristiano-moral según Nietzsche como base moral en la ideología del comunismo.

Abstract

The communist doctrine put forward by Kar Marx and Friedrich Engels in their Communist party manifesto proposes the suppression of the bourgeois class by the imposition of only one, the proletarian class. This violent suppression must be directed both to the structures that sustain the economy and to those that sustain the principles or values of bourgeois conduct. From here it is suggested, in accordance with the analysis of Friedrich Nietzsche in his Genealogy of morality on good and bad values and his critique of the philosophy of Modernity, that the revolutionary proposal of communism is presumably directly related to the Christian evaluation of resentment in concepts such as equality, freedom, justice and compassion.