Capitalism is Inhuman

"Capitalism Is Inhuman" by Josh Kilen challenges readers to reconsider the relationship between faith and economics, arguing that capitalism often treats people as mere units of production rather than God's image-bearers. Drawing from Scripture and current data, the book compares modern economic practices with biblical principles of justice, care for the vulnerable, and communal sharing. It also highlights existing communities that exemplify values rooted in the kingdom of God and offers practical steps for aligning personal finances with these biblical ideals. Ultimately, the book invites believers to reflect on whether economic systems truly promote human flourishing from a Christ-centered perspective.