God and the State

Exploring the tension between religion and authority, this work by Michael Bakunin critiques the role of God in the governance of society. Bakunin argues for the liberation of humanity from oppressive structures, emphasizing the need for a secular approach to social organization. He advocates for anarchism as a means to achieve true freedom, challenging both religious dogma and state power. Through passionate rhetoric, the text delves into the philosophical underpinnings of individual autonomy and collective responsibility.