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 1   1    |         Marxist doctrine, every religion is a myth which has as a
 2   1    | minating radically all forms of religion, and to achieve this purpose,
 3   1    |     under­handedly transforming religion into a vehicle of Communism;~‑
 4   1    |    Communist governments toward religion continues to be in­exorably
 5   1    |     correct attitude toward the religion or reli­gions which have
 6   1    |   Russia, as is well known, the religion having the greatest number
 7   1    |         In Poland, the dominant religion is Catholicism, with a majority
 8   4    |      disposed today to tolerate religion up to a certain point, one
 9   4    |         accord proposed to some religion by it, doing this not for
10   7, 6 |         incompatibility between religion and materialism (dialectical
11   7, 6 |   ideologies and therefore with religion." (Adju­bei, cf. telegram
12   9    |         freedom" it concedes to Religion, and about the impossibility
13 Summ, 1|         and open persecution of Religion; for the Church there was
14 Summ, 3|        change of tactics toward Religion has been immensely beneficial
15 Summ, 9|        the "freedom" offered to Religion by Communism.~ ~