Oddly and unexpectedly. I've embraced inner Christ/I Am, formerly a Christian. I truly tell you, there is no "sin". Sin as religion has portrayed it is the opposite of being loving. Our only command is to be loving.

I've been thinking a lot about my nearly 15 years away from the Greek Orthodox Church.

I've come to this conclusion - I don't know if I would have the same ethical values without that upbringing. It's easy to think I would when I had that foundation since birth, but I no longer think it's that simple.

I've been around a lot of secular people. Not all, but many are in a dark place. People who are missing something from their lives. Ones who didn't have an upbringing similar to mine.

I've begun to wonder if these people would benefit from religion in their lives. Some type of positive power to pull them out of the darkness.

I'm not saying I've found Jesus. I haven't.

But more and more I want to be around the people who have.

Because I can't really be around these other people any more. My wife & I have cut most of them out of our lives at this point.

We prefer to spend our time around positive people who are working on building better lives. Building families. Nearly all of them are religious.

We're both very logical people. Religion and logic were like oil and water to me.

But when I look at the state of the world, it's not hard to see the positive impact religion can have on people. That's a very logical conclusion I'm coming to.

Also, I miss a lot of the Greek cultural stuff that I grew up, and it's intertwined with the church. It would be strange, but I'm accepting the idea that returning there, even as someone who isn't religious, feels more right than not going.

Still working through this but wanted to share.

Because bitcoiners are how I got here. The ones having families, going to church, and being decent human beings. Those are the people I want to be around.

The alternative is despair and darkness, and I am not going down that road.

✌️🧡

Who wants a follow?

Living is pain.

Just spoke to Jeff Booth about living in a world without inflation.

Stay tuned🌴🎥

"For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain." - Philippians 1:21

We’re all going to die.

But are you going to live?

That’s the question.

There are people who interact with reality and there are people who don’t.

Most people don’t.

Bitcoin is intergenerational capital.

Dynastic wealth is the whole point.

And that’s a good thing.

It means we’ll finally be pushing value into the future rather than extracting value from the future.

Thanks man!

First person to make me laugh out loud gets 100k sats.

Entirely subjective.

Just gonna read through the comments and the first irl lol gets the sats.

Are you...

Pro-vax

Anti-vax

Ex-vax

Vax-hesitant

Vax-skeptical

or what?

IF "the purpose of a system is what it does" THEN

The purpose of our government is to...

> Waste taxpayer money

> Never balance a budget

> Inflate the currency

> Surveil law-abiding citizens

> Enrich criminal insiders

> Fund forever wars

> Expand bureaucracy endlessly

> Bail out failing banks and corporations

> Suppress dissent and alternative viewpoints

> Manipulate markets through crony capitalism

> Pass laws that benefit donors, not citizens

> Use propaganda to manufacture consent

> Undermine civil liberties under the guise of security

> Use fear to justify more government control

> Create problems that justify their own expansion

> Punish whistleblowers while protecting criminals

> Ensure politicians never face real consequences

> Overregulate small businesses while favoring monopolies

> Weaponize tax agencies against political opponents

> Centralize power and erode local governance

ENDIF

Currently I’m stuck.

I have a strong belief that Christianity is powerful and that I only want to live in a Christian society while also not believing that it’s literally true.

So far I haven’t been able to rectify this