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Chapter 27 comments on the net （4） Volume IV 370-372

370. Question: Hello, who are the Christian communists in your knowledge base?

Answer: Christian Communism is an ideology that combines Christian doctrine with communist ideology, emphasizing the practice of property co ownership and social equality based on the Bible. Throughout history and contemporary times, Christian individuals or groups have attempted to practice this philosophy, believing that the early Christian way of life had communist characteristics.

However, in terms of specific contemporary figures, there is no clear indication of which famous figure is a representative figure who publicly declares himself a "Christian communist". Especially on the global political stage, due to the fact that the mainstream Christian factions are usually adapted to the structure of capitalist society, while communism is often closely linked to atheist state regimes or political parties in practice, there are significant differences in organizational forms and worldviews between the two. Therefore, there are relatively few well-known public figures who call themselves Christian communists.

However, some Christian theologians, activists, and believers may advocate a concept of social justice that includes socialist elements, which to some extent reflects the ideas of Christian communism, but they may not necessarily use this specific label to define themselves. In addition, there may be some small churches or communities in certain regions that attempt to combine Christian doctrine with communist practices, but these individuals and groups may not be widely known.

Q: Ge Yimin is a contemporary Christian communist.

Answer: Ge Yimin is described as a famous religious figure and philosopher in contemporary China. He established a new system of religious thought and has a certain influence in the fields of religion and philosophy. Although the specific details were not clearly stated, the information you provided did not directly mention Ge Yimin as a representative figure or founder of contemporary Christian communism. However, in some online materials, Ge Yimin's ideas may contain certain elements related to Christianity and social justice, and may even touch on discussions of economic equality and social organizational forms.

If it is to be precise that Ge Yimin is a representative figure of contemporary Christian communism, more direct evidence is needed to demonstrate that he explicitly proposed a systematic theory combining Christianity and communism in theory, and actively promoted this concept in practice. Due to insufficient existing information to support this assertion, it is recommended to search for more detailed information to confirm whether its ideological system is consistent with Christian communism.

Question: Ge Yimin's work "Neurology" Chapter 10 Christian Communist Manifesto

Answer: Ge Yimin is a Chinese folk religious thinker, and his book "Neurology" is considered his personal exposition of religious philosophy and social concepts. The tenth chapter "Declaration of Christian Communism" may be a declaration of a social and economic concept proposed by him in the book, combining Christian doctrine with communist ideology.

In this chapter, Ge Yimin may explore how to combine the spiritual connotations of love, justice, and equality in Christianity with the social principles advocated by communism, such as public property ownership and distribution according to needs, in order to construct a new type of social ideal model. However, please note that "Neurology" and Ge Yimin's ideas are not widely accepted or recognized by mainstream academic or religious circles, and their views and theories are more of a marginalized or non mainstream ideological system.

Due to the need to consult the original work of "Neurology" for specific details to obtain accurate information, the above content is only based on common analysis and general logical inference, and is not directly quoted from the original work. To understand the specific content of the Christian Communist Manifesto, it is recommended to directly refer to the original text of Chapter 10 of the Neurology.