Montzstar -- 738d Have you read Thank God for Bitcoin? It contains some ideas connecting Bitcoin and God. I particularly liked the idea it presents about Bitcoin solving some of the “moral hazard” that fiat money is susceptible to. replyHave you read Thank God for Bitcoin? It contains some ideas connecting Bitcoin and God. I particularly liked the idea it presents about Bitcoin solving some of the “moral hazard” that fiat money is susceptible to.
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"What’s your opinion on Bitcoin and its relationship to Christ and being a Christian?"Math is the language of God. Bitcoin is based on math. There also is a humbling factor to bitcoin that I haveyet to fully process but it feels like a calling from God to be Christ-like. In my reading of the Gospel, manytimes Christ espoused humbleness and service to others. But when it came time to drop truth bombs, no puncheswere held because the truth is righteous and good.Just my two sats.Also. Having studied complex systems and protocols. No fucking way this shit just happened to all line up.Intelligent design makes sense to me more than in the past. Especially when coupled with evolutionary iteration.The same thing happens in software. You start small and build and abstract until the resulting system is beyondcomprehension without deep and rigorous study. Much like nature and our world He gave us.This all coming from a former vocal atheist that read a few Richard Dawkins books and had all the logic 'figuredout'.Also, tangentially, my quality of life and relationship with my family and others has improved a lot sincereturning to Christ as my Savior.And it's fun because Jesus got mad one very distinct time in the Bible. And it was to throw out the immoralmoney changers from the temple. I see parallels to bitcoin there.
Have you read Thank God for Bitcoin? It contains some ideas connecting Bitcoin and God. I particularly liked theidea it presents about Bitcoin solving some of the “moral hazard” that fiat money is susceptible to.
"What’s your opinion on Bitcoin and its relationship to Christ and being a Christian?"
Math is the language of God. Bitcoin is based on math. There also is a humbling factor to bitcoin that I have yet to fully process but it feels like a calling from God to be Christ-like. In my reading of the Gospel, many times Christ espoused humbleness and service to others. But when it came time to drop truth bombs, no punches were held because the truth is righteous and good.
Just my two sats.
Also. Having studied complex systems and protocols. No fucking way this shit just happened to all line up. Intelligent design makes sense to me more than in the past. Especially when coupled with evolutionary iteration. The same thing happens in software. You start small and build and abstract until the resulting system is beyond comprehension without deep and rigorous study. Much like nature and our world He gave us.
This all coming from a former vocal atheist that read a few Richard Dawkins books and had all the logic 'figured out'.
Also, tangentially, my quality of life and relationship with my family and others has improved a lot since returning to Christ as my Savior.
And it's fun because Jesus got mad one very distinct time in the Bible. And it was to throw out the immoral money changers from the temple. I see parallels to bitcoin there.