Theological Science and Free Trade

Theological science is a science guided by the existence of God. Since free trade is not guided by God’s existence, free trade is incompatible with theological science. This incompatibility is noticed with the increasing flow of economic goods from China to the USA, the loss of US jobs, and the increased US borrowing from China, and the increasing ownership of US securities by China. ABCs TV Prime Time discussed the USA-China economic activities last evening.

It is clear that China has become a builder of infrastructures for people. This means that the Chinese government produces the basic ‘needs’ of its people. The people of China are thus free to produce the ‘wants’ of the Chinese people. China is building an infrastructure for it people. China is also building infrastructures for nations adjacent to China and many third-world nations in Africa. From the adjacent nations and the African nations, China seeks oil and basic foods stuff for its people. This kind free trading seems to be aligned to theological science because the life of people is its focus.

The leaders of China view the USA as the leading nation on technology in the world. I believe that this view is correct because many new US technologies are appearing in th USA. However, I do not believe that national leaders know that US science is failing because it rejects theological science. So, unless the USA reforms its field of science, the relations between China and the USA might change. But, I do not believe that Chinese leaders like the absence of infrastructure building in the USA.