The actual Bible is my Bible, and BTW, it doesn't. As long as the money changers don't set up in the temple, the actual Bible doesn't actually care what they do. When He showed so much affection for publicans, Jesus wasn't finding the humanity in government bureaucrats, but in profiteering private contractors. His parables are full of libertarian philosophy, and admonitions to share the wealth and care for one's fellow man are not calls to elevate their material status, but to act with love. Socialism is to Christian values as rape is to love. Taxation & redistribution is coercion of what the Bible demands people do out of love. As someone here once wrote "Love cannot be coerced." Marx really wanted people to give it their best shot, though.

There is a quote in the Gospels where someone suggests a better use for luxury goods would be to sell them and give the money to the poor, but that's Judas Iscariot, who receives the rebuke "The poor you will always have with you." Not exactly a ringing endorsement for the War on Poverty.

My problem with taking libertarianism all the way is that you end up with a state of nature, much like, say, Europe in the Dark Ages, when the feudal system arose. Libertarian utopia would last like 5 seconds, and then the rich would take over. And that's also the end goal of socialism as well, which is why a bunch of rich guys commissioned Marx's magnum opus. No matter which party is in charge, we get corporate subsidies and bailouts, such as in the GOP Obamacare replacement abominations. Don't delude yourself they'd ever again let a gang of ideologues take ultimate power in a totalitarian state again, as in the USSR & China. Henceforth, it's going to be corporate & banking lackeys occupying the figurehead offices.