Theological Science* Reveals Theological Inconsistences in Our Thoughts About Monotheism, VIIIg (Economics)

In my last blog, I showed that the U.S. economy has been become a permanent ‘stabilized economy’ after the assassination of Abe Lincoln. This economy, which is said to have unpredictable business cycles, had its first big depression in 1929, the year I was born. In late 2008, a major recession appeared and is expected to be corrected with a government investment of about 700 billion dollars in new jobs in infrastructure improvements (bridges, highways, school buildings, etc.), wide health care, education, and new energy sources.

If these government investments continue, the government debt should eventually become zeroed-out. At this zeroed-out time, annual government investments will be returned annually through the tax collection of the IRS. As these government investments go to work, a new U.S. culture must be developed by reducing evils such as smoking, drug and alcohol use, crime, and antisocial behavior. With economic investments and morality increases, the USA will find itself in a position to transform its outdated ‘stabilized economy’ to the ‘growth economy.’ This transformation would make the U.S. economy consistent with a monotheistic God and my new theological science.

I conclude that these economic investments and morality increases are not arbitrary. These changes are necessary because the relationship between ‘life of humans’ and the ‘life of money’ in the USA cannot be explained by our best mathematicians. So, government limits and no regulations of money flows by government are ignorant ideas. Apparently, the expansion of commodity speculation in the world has added considerable disorder to the economics of every nation in the world. For instance, the increasing price of oil last fall, when the supply of world oil was increasing and the demand of world oil was decreasing, reveals the disorderly activities of the world speculators.

It is time for humans to realize that God gave humans an infrastructure of life that must be shared equally. Thus, conducting wars to gain control of natural resources is an outdated human behavior.

* Theological science unifies scientific thoughts with people’s thoughts about God.