USA would be Prospers if it Really DID Trust in God and not just claim to do so

The U. S. A. running on three of four cylinders.

The U. S. A. is not nearly as prosperous as it could be, because they are using economic principles set forth by pagan societies. Now we're not talking religion or morality here or even ethics.

It boils down to plain stupidity. Mankind without God's help is just not smart enough to deal with proper economic principles and applications.

Those of the monotheistic religions are also oblivious as Jesus warned that human tradition brings to naught the Council of God. So while they may fully intend to worship God in their ceremonialism, the true worshiper worships God in spirit and in truth.

I mean, it's simple. If you're honest then you realize that God's right and you're wrong and you change. There is no ceremony practiced by man, that is not subject to change.

True economics runs on a principal of Universal Prosperity. If economic engines operate in parallel, the wealth and well-being mounts steadily in increments of geometric progression.

If the system is fraught with dampeners such as what the Bible describes as usury or charging interest, the economy slumps into steady decline, and can only be augmented by use of warfare and armament production or such-like to recover a modicum of wealth for a minority that doesn't know how to use it correctly.

This accounts for most of the conflicts of the late 19th and the entire 20th centuries. For man, he only sees but death and fashions his hot steel glowing.

The United States government should be concerned primarily with generating taxpayers and making sure they get to the higher tax brackets. This involves the use of agencies such as the Internal Revenue Service to help the adult citizens become self-employed, and then pay taxes in an easy way in an affordable manner.

Agencies, such as the Department of weights and balances, should be able to enforce against price gouging with fines and imprisonment. The criterion is something like the average citizen's ability to afford to live with certain price levels.

Changing levels of the prime rate was never a way to control inflation. In reality, it turned out that the raising of the rate was a way to steal land from the family farmer and the lowering of rates was a way to deny housing to emerging competitors on an open market.

The saddest thing is that those who partake in such godlessness actually, even though they seem to be wealthy, are poor compared to the untold wealth they could have enjoyed had they done at the right way -- God's Way!