How can America survive?
Subtitle: the coming economic earthquake
By: Karen Gushta, Ph. D.
Publisher: Truth in Action Ministries
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Fort Lauderdale, FL
Language: eng
Number of pages: 255
ISBN-13: 9781929626090
Subjects: Public Debts; Economic forecasting; Budget deficits
Description: "As Dr. Karen Gushta explains in How Can America Survive? The Coming Economic Earthquake, after Burkett's book was published, the federal government had a chance to change course. In 1998, Congress balanced the federal budget and for a short time the government was not spending more than it was taking in. Now, however, big government has reverted to its former ways. For each of the past three years the government has spent more than a trillion dollars above what is has taken in; it has increased regulations at an exponential rate; and it now gives taxpayer dollars to almost 50 percent of Americans through entitlement programs. In addition, the Federal Reserve is debasing the dollar, causing inflation and putting its standing as the currency of choice in jeopardy. How Can America Survive? The Coming Economic Earthquake shows you what needs to be done to return our nation to sound economic principles. You will learn too why the 'indispensable pillars' of religion and morality must be strengthened if our nation is to endure."--Back cover.
Table of contents: title: Introduction : earthquakes and tremors; title: Part I : faults, fault zones, and fractures; title: "Living' on the fault line"; title: Big government's "fault zone"; title: Fractures in "the Good Life" in America; title: Part II : why we can still expect the "big one"; title: Economic "foreshocks"; title: From "foreshocks" to shifting foundations; title: Calling evil "good" and good "evil"; title: Part III : turning away from the abyss; title: Maybe it's time to try free enterprise; title: The "building code" that can earthquake-proof America; title: Time to move out of the moral "hazard zone"; title: Conclusion : how can America survive the coming economic earthquake.