Whose interests do our beliefs serve?
Christian Marxism examines how a Eurocentric version of Christianity gives moral cover to economic exploitation while demands for justice are dismissed as Marxist. Through Scripture, historical sources, and logical examination, Semitic Jew asks what a nation owes the people whose labor helped build its wealth.
Kindle releases November 17, 2026. Paperback can be ordered on November 16 at 7 PM ET.

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The question behind the book
Calling a nation Christian does not prove its practices are just.
Christian Marxism examines the relationship between religious institutions, economic power, and national identity—and asks how the language of righteousness can be used to justify exploitation.
Moving through questions of biblical identity, empire, capitalism, and conscience, this book challenges readers to examine the assumptions behind the stories a nation tells about itself.
What do we accept as truth? Whose interests do those beliefs serve? And what does justice require of us?
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Release date: November 17, 2026.
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142 pages · Matte cover · Cream paper
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Inside the book
Seven chapters. One demand for examination.
- The People, the Law, and the Land
- The Business of Captivity
- Rome Claimed God Too
- Who Profits from the System?
- Justice Until It Costs Something
- Christian Marxism: Faith as Cover for Exploitation
- Truth Demands More Than Agreement
“We cannot correct what we refuse to examine.”
From the preface to Christian Marxism