ENGELS ON FEUERBACK ( AND INTELECTUAL PHILISTINESS OF TODAY) 3

"Feuerback, to be sure, at long intervals makes such statemansts as: 'Man thinks differently in a palace and in the hut.'"If because of hunger.of misery, you heve no staff in ou body, you likewise have no staff for morality in your head, in your mind or heart" 'Politics must become our religion'etc. But Feuerback is absolutely incapable of achieving anithing with these maxims. They remain mere phrases, and even Starcke has to admit that for Feuerback politics konstituted an inpassable frontier and the 'scince of sociology, was terra incognita to him."