Salvation Through Inflation: The Economics of Social Credit

“Social Credit” is a remedy proposed by deceivers in a post-inflation economy.

This book is de­signed to help you understand economics. Read it, pay attention to it, and follow its arguments. When you have finished it, you will have learned to “think economically.” You will never again be easily deceived by politicians and other professional deceivers when they talk about taxes, prices, and money.

Especially money. I am trying to help you keep more of your money.

This book is more than a critique of an obscure and long-forgotten English author of the 1920’s and 1930’s. It sets forth a positive case for free market economics, and specifically Christian free market economics. After you read it, you should have a better understanding of how the economic world works.

The familiar anti-capitalism argument today is that the free market economy is flawed because the commercial banking system does not create sufficient money to enable consumers to buy the economy’s total output.

Monetary inflation redistributes wealth to those who gain access early to the newly counterfeited money and spend it. Who pays? Those who do not spend it early or those who gain access to the money later in the process, after prices have risen. Those who trust the monetary unit lose; those who do not trust it win. This is an ethically perverse system. This is why the Bible prohibits monetary inflation, either by the State or private counterfeiters.

This book is an antidote for economic deception.

Paperback, 336 pages