Original sentence: ," an anticommunist polemic, published as an ad, and articles such as "'Pravda' Means 'Truth'" and "Inside Intourist," in which he recounts his visit to the U.Heinlein's nonfiction includes "Who are the heirs of Patrick Henry.In contrast to the Christian right, Heinlein was opposed to any encroachment of religion into government, and pilloried organized religion in Job, A Comedy of Justice, and, with more subtlety and ambivalence, in Stranger in a Strange Land.In the political world of the 1930s, there was no perceived contradiction between being a socialist and being passionately anticommunist.Several of his stories, such as "Jerry Was a Man," "The Star Beast," and "Red Planet," deal with the idea of nonhumans who are incorrectly judged as being less than human, and these may to some extent be read as allegories for intra-human racism.There are, however, certain threads in Heinlein's political thought that remain constant
Edited sentence: ," and articles such as "'Pravda' Means 'Truth'" and "Inside Intourist," a travel article in which he recounts his visit to the U.His nonfiction includes a famous anticommunist polemic, published as an ad, titled "Who are the heirs of Patrick Henry.In contrast to the Christian right, Heinlein was opposed to any encroachment of religion into government, and pilloried organized religion effectively in Job, A Comedy of Justice, and, with more subtlety and ambivalence, in Stranger in a Strange Land.Several of his stories, such as "Jerry Was a Man," "The Star Beast," and "Red Planet," deal with the idea of nonhumans who are unfairly judged as being less than human, and these may to some extent be read as allegories for intra-human racism.There are, however, certain threads in Heinlein's political thought that are remarkably constant.There was no contradiction in the political world of the 1930s between being a socialist and being passionately anticommunist