You may believe in capitalism, but please do not interpret Marx' Das Kapital as procapitalist. That would be imposing your views on the author, assuming that he must believe the same things you do. Jesus' Resurrection is the central miracle claimed by traditional Christians. That is a hall of mirrors. If there is no Resurrection, there is no faith, for there is no object for faith to believe in.
Death is a crass, crude, vulgar, and materialistic problem.
It needs a crass, crude, vulgar, and materialistic solution, like the resurrection of the body. What set the ancient world on fire was not faith in faith, a psychology, a philosophy, or an ethic, but the astonishing news that God became man, died, and rose from death to save us from sin and death. None of the alternatives suggested works. I will tell you what they got out of it. They got mocked, hated, sneered and jeered at, exiled, deprived of property and reputation and rights, imprisoned, whipped, tortured, clubbed to a pulp, beheaded, crucified, boiled in oil, sawed in pieces, fed to lions, and cut to ribbons by gladiators.