NO WAY! There is always going to be an element of scumbags who cannot succeed in school and become addicted to drugs like alcohol, heroin, and/or meth. They will steal from those who did go to school and have nice houses, TVs and cars. Material wealth will never be balanced because the rich have to get their money from the poor – exploiting them is the easiest way to get more money and greed takes over so easily with the rich. There will always be the sick, the weak, and the illegals in society who will be a “drain” upon the stronger and richer. Those addicted to drugs or alcohol or who are stuck in poverty by inescapable circumstances will always be spiritually barren until they get their lives right. There will always be the haves and the have-nots.

Honestly, I don’t think so. If people are spiritual in the God sense of the word, I don’t think it is ever possible to match the two. Also, if people are truly spiritual, material wealth (typically) means very little. People seek satisfaction from the Lord and not from tangible objects.