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by | October 14, 2022 · 10:04 am

Episode 370: Economics: Quantitative Reset or Biblical Calvinism Again?

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This second week on Economics, I address the question of ‘Quantitative Reset or Biblical Calvinism Again?’ – as the means within Christian Nationalism. I will take youQuantitative Reset through the background of the Rise of Scottish Capitalism via Calvinism. (see the References for the link to the paper by Karen Brown.) I will delve into ‘The Introduction to Christian Economics’ toward the end of the second segment and into the third.

Let me put it to you simply, there is nothing new here scientifically or philosophically, but due to scrambled egg theology since the mid-1800’s, Christians have left dealing with society and economy to the pseudo-christian and non-believers. Hence I want to rattle cages and add to the awakening of Foundational solutions.

But before that, I want to respond to a question about using the term ‘Christian Nationalism.’ Here is the video I mention in the program that should either clarify the meaning and intent of Christian Nationalism or it will further muddle the puddle – Christian Nationalism and Other Things That Skeerded Us Real Bad. (See the References for another well done video on the topic.) With these references regarding the question, let me be very clear, I began my studies and came to my conclusions on Christian Nationalism and Biblical economics several decades before the video references here, but I will always defer to those that are authoritative in their solid Christian living of a topic and can articulate the topic well.

Therefore, As we know and have seen in our recent history, the meaning of words change either by popular use or purposefully for agenda driven reasons. To this point, I ask you to go to the Definitions at the end of the Newsletter where I give you the Websters 1828 definitions of quantitative and reset. Just an interesting note, reset in 1828 means ‘In Scots law, the receiving and harboring of an outlaw or a criminal.’ Think about that when you hear or read about the ‘Great Reset.’

Now lastly, I reintroduce the culprits Cloward and Piven, planners of the Quantitative Reset, i.e. systematic crashing the US economy. Continue reading →

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by | October 7, 2022 · 7:08 am

Episode 369: Economics 101 in Christian Nationalism

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Economics 101 in Christian Nationalism is not in the sphere of conversation for most individualsEconomics_101_Christian_Nationalism who call themselves Christians. How can a Christian think about or react to the nuances of economics? Well, in the 20th and now the 21st centuries, it has been what the experts from major institutions or think tanks have to say?

Constitution Economics Chair

A number of years ago I was the Chairperson of the Constitutional Economics group in a small think tank. My challenge was to look at U. S. economics from a foundational and Constitutional perspective. This required more than understanding the historical theories of 18th Century economics. This required looking at the personal lives of the various Founders from the pre-revolution period through the ratification of the Constitution and into the first fifty years of the Constitution being in effect.

The intent of this Constitutional Economics group was to compare modern economic policy to that which demanded the Constitutional Convention from the Annapolis Convention of 1786. With the development of a new nation, the mechanisms of commerce were critical not only at the States inter-relational needs but also from a local to international inter-relational needs.

One consideration that was already a failure at the inception of our new nation is what I missed at as a member of that think tank: What was a Biblical view of economics? Although there was much pulpit peaching and discussions considering the question of ‘what was Liberty?’ – very little has been paid attention to the moral questions surrounding economics and business in general. Continue reading →

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by | April 8, 2022 · 2:26 pm

Episode 343: EIC The Originator of Corporate Subsidies to Net-Zero Corporate Forced Behavior and the Ruble Rules

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EIC The Originator of Corporate Subsidies to Net-Zero Corporate Forced Behavior and the Ruble Rules  EIC

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This program on the ‘EIC the Originator of Corporate Subsidies’ is the beginning of a change in how I will be doing the program blog posts from now on. Instead of writing long paragraphs that often are more than the content of the audio and or video, I am moving to an outline format for the blog post. The audio will remain at the top of each post and the links to the video will remain at the top as well.

With the outline format you can get the basic content of what I am discussing on the program. You will be able look at my program notes seeing the content I prepared to talk about. With that, You can jump to the resources that could be associated to the outline and you will see that there is a lot more content in the outline than I have real time to cover in the 45 minute program.

And as always, Sam Adams Wisdom will continue in the blog post between the Outline and the References. For this week, Sam hits it hard regarding the Sovereignty of God and our dependence on Him in his August 1st speech regarding the Declaration of Independence. We need, we must grasp this truth and return to it (period).

For this week I want to emphasize two points regarding the Outline and what is on the actual program.

First is the program title component ‘the Ruble Rules.’ I will follow up on this for next week but, You really need to read the associated article because our monetary system is at a critical point. This could be a mechanism that makes inflation look like a gift if the US dollar is forced into deflation. Here is the quick link to the Ruble article. Continue reading →

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by | February 22, 2020 · 9:00 am

2-22-20 Davos 1776 – A Question of Economics

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Davos 1776  The New Global Mercantilism

Davos and Davos 1776 are parallels in history. I often comment that there is ‘Nothing New Under the Sun.’ The location is different in that Switzerland was know as the bastion and root of the Reformation while now it is the bastion for the ‘World Economic Forum.’ Ha… and dispensationalists thought that Brussels was the ‘beast!’

Clarification, there is nothing wrong with working hard and smart to develop wealth. Yet, to assume that ones wealth allows them to be the leader and lord of all things is antithetical to Foundational Biblical and American principles.

Just to quote an interesting observation from 2017 (the article is in the references):

“(People) have witnessed the rise of the Davos class, a hyper-connected network of banking and tech billionaires, elected leaders who are awfully cosy with those interests (neoliberal policies), and Hollywood celebrities who make the whole thing seem unbearably glamorous,” Naomi Klein, an author and social activist said in an opinion piece for The Guardian newspaper just a day after Trump’s victory in November. Continue reading →

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