Budget Your Goals Not Your Silver

Doyle Smith began his study of the nature of economic interactions at Arizona University in 1962. With the background of scholastic study, he worked and observed the activities of many people and various enterprises over fifty years, including thirty years as a CPA. Having won an award for his excellence in history in the seventh grade and having continued the study along with practical rewriting on economics, he combines an understanding of value to explain your role in having a strong economy. This role is supported by history and common sense.

The Bible Is a Single Book

God is omniscient, omnipresent, omnipotent. The Bible tells of his powers and more. Everything we need to know to be saved are all in the Bible. Most people, though, think the Bible is simply a written recording of anecdotes of God and his interaction with humans and the testament of his power. That is, however, not all of it. The scholars have excluded the apocrypha, purposely preserving the teachings that are constant throughout the books in the Bible. This makes the Bible more than just the collection of the sacred texts from the days of God. The scholars have observed a system. The Bible Is a Single Book undertakes the project of explaining the outline and theme found in the Bible. This will pave way for readers to be further enlightened when studying the Bible for their salvation.

Dr. Brown: The American Medical Problem

We have problems in our health care when a significant portion of our GDP is spent on health care, and the price of health care is beyond the ability of anyone to pay because too much money is wasted, and intrinsic systems are creating problems.

The Nature of Good Government

The government should be a government of people, not money. The Occupy Wall Street movement senses this but lacks focus. This book provides that focus.

The government has roles to play in the safety, conflict resolution, and pooling resources. The roles that the government has to play require strict adherence to the rules. There can be no forgiveness.

Religion asks for perfection. To ask for the impossible guarantees failure. The role religion has to play must have forgiveness for failure to achieve perfection.