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Medicare has surpassed Social Security as our biggest expense and it’s 30 years younger
Do you think there gonna be new one coming, surpassing the Oldies?
Timothy is New Testament
Exodus is Old Testament
Deuteronomy is Old Testament
I mis-formatted the third one from Leviticus ...
Why is important to differentiate between the Old and the New?
I don’t understand your first question
Old Testament predates Christianity. The Catholic Church starts with the New Testament.
Only Christians believe in the New Testament while 3 religions accept the old yes
Thanks make more sense now. But aren't all just interpretations of the same source books? Leviticus 25:36-37 for example is part of the Book of Leviticus, which is the third book of the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) and the Christian Old Testament.
Regarding the first question, do you think there gonna be new ways/excuses to spend/create more money/debt?
I mean, in 1935 there was the need for social security, in 1965 Medicare and Medicaid etc... what will be next?
I’m sure there will be new crises to justify more expensive programs
There was no need or demand for social security in 1935.
There was no need or demand for Medicare
There was no need or demand for Medicaid.
There was no need or demand for Obama care in 2009
https://usdebtclock.org/
Interest on debt is already 900 billion almost. 897 billion to be more exact
1935 social security act
1965 Medicare and Medicaid and expansion of Aid to Families with Dependent Children or AFDC
Medicare has surpassed Social Security as our biggest expense and it’s 30 years younger
Timothy is New Testament
Exodus is Old Testament
Deuteronomy is Old Testament