The Heavenly Hustle: Selling Salvation, Buying Heaven

Synopsis

This unflinching philosophical examination dissects the modern Catholic Church, exposing a system that appears to commodify faith and offer eternal salvation for a price. 'The Heavenly Hustle' moves beyond gentle critique to deliver a stark, brutally honest assessment of how spiritual tenets have been interwoven with financial gain, questioning the very foundations of religious institutions that claim to guide believers towards the divine. The book probes the historical and contemporary practices that have led to the perception of 'selling God' and 'paying for heaven.' It challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about the commercialisation of spirituality, the power dynamics within religious organisations, and the ethical implications of profiting from the pursuit of eternal peace. This is a critical, thought-provoking work designed to spark debate and encourage a deeper, more scrutinising engagement with the doctrines and structures that shape millions of lives worldwide.