Dr. Scott Young: Faith and Evidence in the Deletion of the IRS and the Fed
Dr. Scott Young: Faith and Evidence in the Deletion of the IRS and the Fed
6-2-2025
We’ve all heard the saying, “I’ll believe it when I see it.” It’s a common expression, often used to express skepticism or a desire for concrete proof.
But what if that very mindset is preventing you from experiencing the blessings in your life? What if the act of believing, of operating in faith, is the key to unlocking a brighter future?
This isn’t about blind adherence to unsubstantiated claims. It’s about recognizing the potential for positive change and embracing the possibility that things can be better.
Consider the growing concerns surrounding the Federal Reserve and the national debt. The sheer weight of Treasury Bonds and the potential inability to finance them have led some to believe the Fed is on an unsustainable path.
Beyond the financial realm, many question the necessity of the IRS in providing essential government services. Is it possible to function effectively without this institution constantly taking from the people? The possibility, and perhaps the potential benefits, are compelling.
For years, figures like Dr. Scott Young have been discussing scenarios that involve the deletion of institutions like the IRS and the Fed. This vision, though seemingly radical, may align with a longer-term plan, reportedly championed by President Trump, rooted in his purported background as an economist aiming to fundamentally fix our country’s financial structure.
Now, this isn’t an endorsement of any particular political figure or a guarantee of specific outcomes. Instead, it’s a call to open our minds to the potential for change and to consider a different perspective.
The saying “seeing is believing” often limits us to the present, to what we can already perceive. Operating in faith, however, allows us to envision a future we actively want to create. It allows us to see possibilities where others see only problems.
What if, instead of demanding to see the evidence before believing in a potentially brighter future, we considered the possibility that believing in that future is the first step towards manifesting it?
Ultimately, the choice is yours. Will you wait to see the evidence before believing? Or will you embrace the possibility of a better future and operate in faith, potentially unlocking the blessings that await? This isn’t about blind faith; it’s about recognizing the power of belief and its potential to shape reality. It’s about choosing to see the potential for good, even when it’s not immediately visible.