In a talk titled “The Influence of Marxism in the United States,” Fr. John Hardon, S.J. defined Marxism as a “…godless religion in which its leaders believe… with a faith comparable to that of believing Christians.” He then   said “The United States is the most powerful Marxist country in the world.” What did he mean by this? He meant that by excluding Divine Law from political discourse and legislation, the U.S. was subordinating Church to State, and spreading Marxism. Note