I find the lack of faith in this thread disturbing....
I have faith that Jesus walked on water. I just kind of figured it was winter.
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I have faith that Jesus walked on water. I just kind of figured it was winter.
So your all saying we need to create a BTC cult and our own bible!
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Money is a good metaphor for good and evil just like Jesus and Satan are. You can do good with money or you can do evil. Same with being human; we can create or we can destroy; we can do good or we can do bad.
This is the great irony. If they had even bothered to read the "teachings" of Christ, then they'd see Jesus preached against Chruches and public praying. Morons.
Jesus tried to preach that the only way to escape that reality is sell everything and walk with him with no possessions. Indeed money is the root of all evil. Guaranteed.Money isn't the root of all evil; people are.
I meant to write the LOVE of money is the root of all evil.
And so agreed that is a quality of the people.
Money itself doesn't have to be evil. It is the putting of money first as a LOVE that is evil.
Re: What does the bible say about Bitcoin?
The first book of the CryptoBible is the CryptoGenesis and don't mention about it.https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cryptogenesis-340892
is it against the ten commandments to own bitcoin?
I will post the second book of the CryptoBible for you and there will be the ten commandments from Satoshi. 
The bible and Bitcoin both have a genesis block, are semi-anonymous, and are hard to understand.
The central characters in both have disappeared.
The central characters in both have disappeared.
You have earned my respect in one post. Well done!
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I find the lack of faith in this thread disturbing....
I have faith in Bitcoin. What do you have faith in?
I find the lack of faith in this thread disturbing....
There's never a short supply of morons on this planet and people willing to exploit them for their own financial gain.
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It says nothing about Bitcoins, but it slags off Litecoin pretty hard.
so is usury, and the entire fiat system is founded on that
That is odd isn't it? Usury was for centuries a great evil; suddenly it was a-ok and the churches started lending money themselves.
The Church/Vatican are a business. A great one at that.
Greed is a sin
so is usury, and the entire fiat system is founded on that
That is odd isn't it? Usury was for centuries a great evil; suddenly it was a-ok and the churches started lending money themselves.
The Church/Vatican are a business. A great one at that.
This.
If money is the root of all evil... why do churches accept it.
Religion is a massive business. It's been running from centuries and hundreds of generations are being brainwashed one after another.
We got scared: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ela3ChTzFcA
The Vatican is only its own country for tax purposes. The Vatican bankers are very smart. Well, apart from getting caught laundering millions in money. I often wonder if the cardinals and popes actually believe in the shit they spew, or are they genuine and just being used by the Vatican bankers? I guess it's a mixture of both. There's never a short supply of morons on this planet and people willing to exploit them for their own financial gain.
Jesus <3 BTC
It says nothing about Bitcoins, but it slags off Litecoin pretty hard.
so is usury, and the entire fiat system is founded on that
That is odd isn't it? Usury was for centuries a great evil; suddenly it was a-ok and the churches started lending money themselves.
The Church/Vatican are a business. A great one at that.
Greed is a sin
so is usury, and the entire fiat system is founded on that
That is odd isn't it? Usury was for centuries a great evil; suddenly it was a-ok and the churches started lending money themselves.
The Church/Vatican are a business. A great one at that.
This.
If money is the root of all evil... why do churches accept it.
Religion is a massive business. It's been running from centuries and hundreds of generations are being brainwashed one after another.
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This is the great irony. If they had even bothered to read the "teachings" of Christ, then they'd see Jesus preached against Chruches and public praying. Morons.
That's probably why the church tried to stop the bible from being translated. Bible possession was once banned by the Catholic church. It was deemed only suitable for priests, and not the common man, who might start asking awkward questions about all the horrors there are within. Death, rape, slavery etc, all blessed by Yahweh.
As if people wouldn't become sceptical when god appears to no one, says nothing and does nothing any way. Jeeze, how long did they think they could keep it up for? What, people still believe in this shit?
. Seriously. The god of the Bible, Torah and Quran is absolute abhorrent cunt, and any body with any intelligence wouldn't want anything to do with him out of sheer principle alone. These fools don't love him, they fear him. But that's irrelevant any way; If there was a god, all religions would be an absolute insult to his/hers/its intelligence. Religons lol.This is the great irony. If they had even bothered to read the "teachings" of Christ, then they'd see Jesus preached against Chruches and public praying. Morons.
That's probably why the church tried to stop the bible from being translated. Bible possession was once banned by the Catholic church. It was deemed only suitable for priests, and not the common man, who might start asking awkward questions about all the horrors there are within. Death, rape, slavery etc, all blessed by Yahweh.
I see Logic 101 is not within your capability.
I already explained to you upthread, that God warned about what leads to those outcomes. And then carried them out, because the warnings are unavoidable.
If you bind yourself together in collective governments, you will always end up with megadeath outcomes.
This is the human condition. If you deny it as reality, you are the one who is deluded.
Jesus tried to preach that the only way to escape that reality is sell everything and walk with him with no possessions. Indeed money is the root of all evil. Guaranteed.
Money isn't the root of all evil; people are.
This is the great irony. If they had even bothered to read the "teachings" of Christ, then they'd see Jesus preached against Chruches and public praying. Morons.
That's probably why the church tried to stop the bible from being translated. Bible possession was once banned by the Catholic church. It was deemed only suitable for priests, and not the common man, who might start asking awkward questions about all the horrors there are within. Death, rape, slavery etc, all blessed by Yahweh.
I see Logic 101 is not within your capability.
I already explained to you upthread, that the story is God warned about what leads to those outcomes. And then carried them out, because the warnings are unavoidable.
If you bind yourself together in collective governments, you will always end up with megadeath outcomes.
This is the human condition. If you deny it as reality, you are the one who is deluded.
Jesus tried to preach that the only way to escape that reality is sell everything and walk with him with no possessions. Indeed LOVE of money is the root of all evil. Guaranteed.
P.S. I am not professing them not to be stories. I am attack the poor logic used to criticize the logic of the parables.
Nothing.
This is the great irony. If they had even bothered to read the "teachings" of Christ, then they'd see Jesus preached against Chruches and public praying. Morons.
That's probably why the church tried to stop the bible from being translated. Bible possession was once banned by the Catholic church. It was deemed only suitable for priests, and not the common man, who might start asking awkward questions about all the horrors there are within. Death, rape, slavery etc, all blessed by Yahweh.
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most things written in the bible are 100% true
wat?
This.
If money is the root of all evil... why do churches accept it.
If money is the root of all evil... why do churches accept it.
Because churches are evil. Jesus said so in Matthew 6:5. He advises praying in your closet instead.
This is the great irony. If they had even bothered to read the "teachings" of Christ, then they'd see Jesus preached against Chruches and public praying. Morons.
This.
If money is the root of all evil... why do churches accept it.
If money is the root of all evil... why do churches accept it.
Because churches are evil. Jesus said so in Matthew 6:5. He advises praying in your closet instead.
Only a fool would believe the logic from God in 1 Samuel 8 which states that binding yourselves together in collectivism, means that when when all the people were ordered killed in 1 Samuel 15 after they bound themselves in collectivism, that it meant it was God who wanted that outcome.
It is in fact what happens when people bind themselves together in collectivism. Read the thread below to bring yourself up to speed on reality:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/economic-devastation-355212
It says nothing about Bitcoins, but it slags off Litecoin pretty hard.
so is usury, and the entire fiat system is founded on that
That is odd isn't it? Usury was for centuries a great evil; suddenly it was a-ok and the churches started lending money themselves.
The Church/Vatican are a business. A great one at that.
Greed is a sin
so is usury, and the entire fiat system is founded on that
That is odd isn't it? Usury was for centuries a great evil; suddenly it was a-ok and the churches started lending money themselves.
The Church/Vatican are a business. A great one at that.
This.
If money is the root of all evil... why do churches accept it.
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