For years the topic of welfare has been debated, and throughout history both unsuccessful and successful solutions have been views on this conflict. The resolution of the welfare issue came from independently sponsored programs, which were then replaced by government-funded organizations and schemes to benefit the less fortunate through taxes, grants and subsidies. deductions. With the only hope of overcoming the state of sorrow our country finds itself in over the centuries of destruction of nations because of a word that arouses various emotions, well-being, decrease in amount and duration government support that should be offered. More importantly, as the effects of social welfare show, the need for a shift in responsibility, the root of the problem, is to be Christians and the community rather than the government, whose failed efforts have left our countries in declining “poverty” as identified. through means-tested programs and increased taxes. The issue of poverty has not arisen for citizens of the United States living in the 21st century; rather, it has been present and addressed here and around the world with varying degrees of success. This success is traced throughout our country's history of welfare, in the solutions made to welfare during the war, the arrangements made by the people, and finally, the benefits provided by the government. When taxes rose to finance the Civil War and a national income tax was established in 1913 by the U.S. tax code, home mortgage deductions came into play (Welfare Politics 20). As we will see, these deductions have only secured their place in social solutions when they are in the right hands. As some might believe, the solution to the problems posed by the less fortunate is different from middle of paper......our core value of society over the years can be maintained indefinitely. because our beliefs are once again defined by our actions (Welfare Politics 14). Works Cited “How America Cares for Its Poor; the social protection system has failed; churches and social protection: points and counterpoints”. Social protection reform The politics of wealth. Hudson: Gary E. McCuen Publications Incorporated, 1996. Print. “Summary of the chapter on social protection policy making.” Government in America, people, politics and politics. Pearson Longman, nd Web. April 20, 2014. .Wall, Katherine. "The end of the welfare state? How globalization affects state sovereignty." world politics. Np, August 17, 2012. Web. April 20. 2014. .