Marx and the Bible: A Critique of the Philosophy of Oppression Miranda, Jose Porfirio

**Marx and the Bible: A Critique of the Philosophy of Oppression** by José Porfirio Miranda is the theological equivalent of mixing chocolate with peanut butter – unexpectedly brilliant. This groundbreaking work demonstrates how biblical justice aligns with Marxist critique of economic oppression, arguing that Christianity's true message has been hijacked by the powerful. Miranda, a Mexican philosopher and Jesuit priest, boldly connects Old Testament prophets with revolutionary politics, showing how both condemn exploitation of the poor.

Perfect for theology students, liberation theology enthusiasts, political philosophy buffs, and anyone curious about faith-meets-activism. This isn't your grandmother's Sunday school material – it's provocative, scholarly, and surprisingly accessible.

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"Absolutely eye-opening – Miranda completely changed how I read scripture." – Sarah K.

"Finally, someone brave enough to bridge Marx and Moses convincingly. Dense but rewarding reading." – Dr. Michael Torres