Engels pointed out when satirizing the mistakes of idealists: "cats were created to eat mice, mice were created to eat cats, and the whole nature was created to prove the wisdom of the creator." From the perspective of dialectics, the mistake of idealism lies in denying the objectivity of the connection between things.

Analysis:

This is a famous saying of Engels' satirical theology teleology. Theological teleology was first put forward by the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates. He believes that everything in the world is determined for a certain purpose, "putting all special things in the best position".

In fact, in the whole objective world, the appearance of any kind of thing or phenomenon is caused by another or more phenomena that are internally related to it; The appearance of this thing or phenomenon will inevitably lead to changes in other things or phenomena that are intrinsically related to it. This is the connection between cause and effect. This connection is universal in the objective world, and it plays a vital role in the development of objective things.