Inevitably a moment will come that the tension becomes unbearable, with the result that it comes to a head. With great violence man will revolt against himself and his society. Another symptom of such a dissatisfaction is the everywhere appearing corruption. Particularly in totalitarian states, like the communists, this corruption is abundant. Of course it is not wrongly judged as criminal, but it is important to recognize it also as a symptom of people trying to get out of the tyranny.
Corruption is often an expression of selfish indifference for authorities and their power systems.
On closer consideration it appears that the Christian utopia is directed at man as an individual. This is unmistakably its true philosophical moment, because the universe results in man as individual. Its ideal example is the true man indeed, be it that several particularities are supposed to be vanished. Of course this true man is personified in Christ, not the divine founder of the churches, but the atheistic model for humanity. Contrarily in the Communist utopia the collectivity, the state, is object of universe's development.