Marxist Ontology: Will we choose a fascist or a communist AI as God?

Is there a God? And if so, what does this mean for Marxism? How will society deal with the challenge of artificial intelligence and how is this linked to Marxist principles? Can Marxism be based on an idealist ontology? Is the materialist ontology obsolete or dangerous in the face of artificial intelligence? Will we meet the challenges of our time and prevent an apocalypse? These questions and some questions which have lingered in Marxist theory for a century, will be answered in this short, but insightful treatise.The chapters in the first part of the book discuss, among other things, the relationship between idealism and materialism, proofs of God and new proofs of God based on the simulation hypothesis and the solipsistic hypothesis, the relationship between God and Marxism, idealism in Marxism, the axioms of Marxism, Nick Bostrom's theory of artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence and human rights, artificial intelligence and Marxism, automation and global warming. The second part of the book discusses the various theories of the dictatorship of the proletariat, the theory of the smashing of the bourgeois state and its transformation, direct democracy and Marxism, and the role of parliamentary democracy in establishing the dictatorship of the bourgeoisie, the French Revolution and the Gilets Jaunes, the yellow vests, fascism today, the role of the avant-garde, democratic centralism and the division of labor in the emergence of Stalinism, an additional theory to Marx's theory of value is developed, planning and the communist economy in capitalism are discussed, terrorism, civil war in the US, how to expose infiltration, China and whether it is socialist, anti-Semitism, femininity and sexism and Christian Marxism.