The Wealth of a Nation and Personal Wealth

The wealth of a nation was presented first by Scotland's social philosopher,  Adam Smith (1723-1790).  He is the author of 'An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth Of Nations (1776).'  To Smith, wealth grows as a result of self-interest, competition, etc. Smith's book led to capitalism. (click)  But due to the disaster of the U.S. economy, new books on wealth are found. One  book is 'The Real Wealth of Nations' by Riane Eisler. (click)

Personal wealth occurs two ways. One wealth can  grow through capitalism and the help of services, for example, aid from SEI (click) or Employee Assistance click).  The other way to grow wealth is to inherit.

However, growing a national wealth or growing personal wealth with capitalism are not aligned to the Intelligent Design of an active God. If  all capital is aligned to God's Intelligent Design, capitalism is expected to produce more and more social needs. As these needs grow, the wealth of all human grows.

When Adam Smith became a deist, he accepted an inactive God and created an economy and capitalism that will never work scientifically. A deist is always forced to create words that are hard to give meanings