37. Enough is Enough w/ Dean and Matt of The Magnificast, pt 1

I'm joined today by Dean Dettloff and Matt Bernico, co-hosts of The Magnificast podcast and the authors of a brilliant new book, Enough is Enough: Degrowth, Capitalism, and Liberation Theology, out now from Fortress Press.

We start with some basics: what the Magnificat is and why secular leftists should care about it, what "enough is enough" actually means across its political, economic, and spiritual dimensions, and why working within a contradictory religious tradition might be a lot like keeping one's faith in leftism.

Also: was St. Francis of Assisi a proto-socialist? Was he neurodivergent? And how about the Global South rise and Global North suppression of liberation theology? In this era of Pope Leo: does the church still metabolize radical ideas into liberal poetry?

Cool stuff for anyone trying to understand the antifascist religious left that JD Vance doesn't want you to know exists.

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SOURCES

Enough is Enough: Degrowth, Capitalism, and Liberation Theology — Bernico and Dettloff, Fortress Press
The Magnificast podcast
Christianity on the Spectrum podcast
A Theology of Failure — Marika Rose, Fordham University Press
Vampyroteuthis Infernalis — Vilém Flusser, University of Minnesota Press
The Silencing of Leonardo Boff — Harvey Cox
People of God: The Struggle for World Catholicism — Penny Lernoux
A Theology of Liberation — Gustavo Gutierrez
Laudato Si — Pope Francis

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