Money expert Wayne Welton explains just why modern money is vaporware, and how debt is used to enslave us. This surprising and highly provocative interview is a departure for Revelations, but into an area that should be of far greater concern for all of us than it is. Money is not separate from our spiritual life–in fact, try growing in spirit while you’re starving! Not so easy.

Here, Wayne explains some unusual and enlightening theories about debt and money. Is money real? And what about debt? Is it real, or is it simply a way to keep us under control by powerful forces we cannot see?

Wayne’s website is Hourmoneyjubilee.com
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Here’s something to think about when you go to some of those holiday blockbusters (NOTE–Subscribers can still listen to this show): Movies COST lots of money, but they MAKE lots of money too–they’re one of this country’s major exports. Since filmmaking is such a high dollar business, you’d think films would show capitalists as heroes, but they don’t–most money men in movies are villains.
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Capitalism would die if we didn’t, but it doesn’t do much for our spiritual life (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this show). As "Black Friday"–the biggest shopping day of the year in the US–approaches, it’s something to think about.

In the Guardian, Heidi Moore quotes British comedian Louis CK as saying, "We live in an amazing, amazing world, and it’s wasted on the crappiest generation of spoiled idiots."

Moore quotes product designer Thomas Wensma as saying, "We want something new, something pretty, the next shiny thing." read more

The Bible tells us that the love of money is the root of all evil, but it actually may be the root of all DISEASE, because new diseases are being spread by commerce (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this incredible show). When business executives visit their colleagues and potential customers in cities around the world, they bring their diseases with them, in the same way that Europeans spread lethal new diseases to the Native Americans they first encountered.
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