Public Religions in the Future World

Exploring the intersection of political-religious movements and utopian visions, this book analyzes how diverse narratives respond to the challenges of neoliberalism. It highlights a convergence across political divides, advocating for care and community. Through a literary lens, it examines texts from the Left Behind series to Octavia Butler's works, revealing how religious ideas shape contemporary utopianism and influence political agendas. David Morris argues that these narratives not only envision better futures but also engage in significant political discourse, challenging global capitalism's destructiveness.