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Bitcoin is anarchy. The implications of such seem to upset Christians that want governmental submission, as called for by many places im the gospel.

But if bitcoin is anarchy and anarchy cannot be compatible with Christianiry, is Bitcoin evil?

What about the maths that enable bitcoin to exist?
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Jack K 6mo ago

Bitcoin is also the verification of theology. If it is the quantum computer as I argue then it doesn’t rebel against God, it reveals His order.

It models a universe where truth is not declared by rulers, but discovered through work. Where value is not assigned by decree, but earned by sacrifice. Where time is irreversible, memory is sacred, and justice is enforced without preference.

If Christ is truth, and Bitcoin is truth made computable, then it is not rebellion it is alignment.

Not the rejection of authority, but its purification. A system where no man can lie, and no power can rewrite history.

Bitcoin doesn’t oppose Christianity.

It’s seemingly the physical proof.

This is a quite new idea to me, and I am just beginning to try to grapple and understand it all.

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average_bitcoiner 6mo ago

"Purification of authority"

That's a good framing.

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Jack K 6mo ago

Bitcoin is the narrow gate. No title, no force, no deception passes through.

Only proof. Only truth. Only work.

Authority without sacrifice is cast out.

What remains is purified and refined.

Bitcoin is going to demand the reunion of physics and theology. Materialism is dead and gone.