/lit/ - Literature

If one takes the human being as a social labour force and as a social interest, everything that is folk and state in him is neutralised.
That everything on earth is society is the principle of the industrial system, that is, both its precondition and its effect. And in the effect it finally becomes apparent what society means: the abstraction of life from itself; the confinement of humanity, wherever it grows and whatever it wants, to the service of anonymous capital; slavery—but a slavery that is possible because of this, and is even sought by the slaves themselves, because it is universal and because it guarantees the free pursuit of their social interests, the freedom of their modest egoism. This industrial society is now confronted by the folk as its antagonist.

Can free will exist with God?