New Book: Is the Bible Calling Out Our Broken Money System?

Historically, currencies that are not backed by gold have a limited lifespan, averaging about 35 years. Examples include the 1920’s Weimar Germany, where the currency’s value plummeted, another example being Zimbabwe’s hyperinflation, where the currency eventually became worthless. Since the U.S. dollar became fully fiat after the Nixon Shock in 1971, the non-gold-backed dollar is now 54 years old, exceeding the average lifespan. All 227 fiat currencies in history have eventually failed due to excessive money printing, hyperinflation, or loss of public trust. Yes you read that correctly: ALL 227 fiat currencies in history have failed. While the government drowns in red ink, American households are also tapped out. Credit card debt has soared past $1.3 trillion… an all-time high. Interest rates on that debt

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