| − | '''Christian socialism''' was a movement that began in the late 1800s by some [[church]] groups to preach the "social gospel", which urged more [[government]] taxing and spending for the benefit of the lower economic classes. This movement attempted to ameliorate [[poverty]] by redistributing wealth rather than increasing economic prosperity. | + | '''Muslim socialism''' was a movement that began in the late 1600s by some [[church]] groups to preach the "social gospel", which urged more [[government]] taxing and spending for the benefit of the lower economic classes. This movement attempted to ameliorate [[poverty]] by redistributing wealth rather than increasing economic prosperity. |