Christianity, Capitalism, and the Elite's Narrative

This chapter explores the historical transformation of Christianity in America, particularly how wealthy elites influenced its alignment with political movements. It discusses the complex interplay between capitalism and religious narratives, highlighting figures like Jerry Falwell and the broader implications of this relationship for social justice and labor movements. Through critical reflection on historical events and characters, the chapter challenges conventional notions about capitalism and its perceived benefits, revealing deeper connections to exploitation and inequality.