The Gospel of the Commons: A Christian Manifesto for the Liberation of the Proletariat

From the Sermon on the Mount as a blueprint for revolution to the early church's commune as a model for today, the book weaves theology with class struggle, addressing alienation, environmental plunder, and the family's commodification. It champions cooperatives, the peasantry, and the International as pillars of a new world, while warning against reformism and dogmatism. Culminating in the resurrection of humanity through the dictatorship of the proletariat's withering away, The Gospel of the Commons is a clarion call to workers, peasants, and believers to arise, seize the means of production, and fulfill Christ's vision of a world where "the last shall be first" (Matthew 20:16).

Bold, provocative, and unyielding, this book is both a spiritual awakening and a revolutionary handbook, challenging readers to forge a kingdom where love reigns and the commons flourish. For those who hunger for justice, The Gospel of the Commons is a beacon of hope and a demand for action.