A blessed Lord's day to you all!

☦️St Photini of Samaria saw "the Water of Wisdom, and drank abundantly. She inherited the Kingdom on High and is ever glorified!"

The 5th Sunday of Pascha is the Sunday of the Samaritan Woman who spoke with Christ at Jacob's Well (John 4:1-42). In the tradition of the Church, we know her as Photini (or Photine, Photina, Svetlana). She is sometimes called the first evangelist since after her encounter with Christ at the well, she told her townspeople that she had met the Christ.

St Photini laboured fearlessly in the spread of the Gospel and finally received the crown of martyrdom in Rome with her two sons and five sisters.

i wonder what incredibly stupid thing bitcoiners are gonna argue about in 6 months from now

After years of considering myself an atheist, I’ve been slowly going back to my Catholic roots.

The humanity of the new Pope and his respect for traditions have also been encouraging and exciting to see.

John Adams said our constitution was made only for a moral and religious people.

Bitcoin is more resilient to being used by immoral and irreligious people, but its full potential may only be achieved if the people using it are moral and religious.

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Agreed, part of the attraction is they're still somewhat unknown as offroaders so the prices aren't as crazy

When you figure out how the world actually works it’s so shockingly evil that it makes you wish you could erase the knowledge and revert to your prior state. Like cypher in the matrix.

“Ignorance is bliss”

The one silver lining?

You can use the information to get rich. You gain leverage to bend the matrix.

Is that trade off worth it for you?

It was for me.

I like Wes Huff. I want to find the whole interview. I bet he had something to say after.

this is who you’re arguing with 😭

#Christianity

Holodomor (1932–1933): Approximately 3.4 to 6.8 million Christians died in Ukraine, based on 3.5–7 million total deaths and a 97% Christian population.

Soviet Russia (1917–1953): An estimated 5 to 15 million Christians died due to famines, purges, gulags, and anti-religious campaigns, though this range is speculative due to overlapping causes and limited religious data

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