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Gold, Silver, and the Question of the Dollar

Gold, Silver, and the Question of the Dollar

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 Gold and silver prices are rising and fluctuating at a pace that has many people asking an uncomfortable question: Is the dollar still stable?

In this episode of What’s Important Now, we take a thoughtful, clear-eyed look at what the movement of precious metals is really signaling about confidence, currency, and the economic foundation we are standing on today.

We explore:
  • Why gold and silver historically rise during times of uncertainty
  • How the U.S. dollar moved from being backed by precious metals to becoming a fiat currency
  • What it truly means for a system to depend on confidence that debt can “always be serviced”
  • Why rising debt, inflation, and monetary expansion quietly affect everyday people
  • A biblical perspective on wealth, trust, and building on foundations that endure
This isn’t about panic or predictions, it’s about discernment. Economic systems change. Currencies fluctuate. But wisdom begins by understanding what is happening beneath the headlines.

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