Religious Resistance to Neoliberalism

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Engaging black feminist and womanist religious perspectives alongside Jewish and Christian discourses, this book critiques the moral implications of neoliberalism, which fosters distrust and alienation in society. Keri Day presents six theoretical arguments that challenge the fragmentation caused by global capitalism, advocating for a transformative approach rooted in faith. By envisioning a politics of hope, the work aims to foster connection and community in the face of neoliberal ideals, offering a unique intersectional critique of contemporary economic structures.