Bitcoin is a gift from God.
The Birth of Moral Money: Reforming the System of Established Interests
A masterpiece analyzing the philosophical and ethical values ​​of Bitcoin.

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Many people worship money.
But money brings greed, jealousy, and desire, and some people even commit sins because of money.
That's why many people treat money as a frivolous and worldly thing.
Especially for those who believe in God, money is often treated as something sinful that should not be spoken of carelessly.
But this is a wrong idea.
Money plays an important role in enabling humans to form communities and live as members of one another.
In other words, money is absolutely necessary for society and is an essential tool for realizing the purpose for which God created humans.
The problem isn't money, it's how money works.
This book explores what money is and how today's fiat currency system creates inflation and inequality.
And we look at what role Bitcoin can play.
The greatest value of this book lies in its analysis of Bitcoin's philosophical and ethical values, rather than simply viewing it as an investment asset.
The authors demonstrate how money, corrupted by the fiat currency system, corrupts and destroys the church, and demonstrate that Bitcoin, as "moral money," can be an alternative to fiat currency and a tool for achieving God's purposes.
This book will serve as a significant milestone for those who are facing confusion about money and faith in the face of the wave of change that is Bitcoin.

Gold-backed paper money solved many of gold's problems, but it also introduced a fatal flaw: it left the state in control of its most important attribute: scarcity.
As expected, the United States printed far more dollars than it held in its vaults.
This situation came to a head in 1971 when U.S. President Richard Nixon “temporarily” suspended the convertibility of the dollar into gold.
This temporary suspension of the exchange rate soon became permanent.
Although the dollar is no longer exchangeable for gold, it is still held as a reserve asset in the vaults of central banks around the world.
This immoral action by the United States severed the link between money and gold, leading people around the world into financial slavery.
--- p.71, from “The History of Money”

When a church is in financial deficit, it cuts its budget.
As a result, people leave the church and the church's budget is further reduced.
Through this process, many churches die slowly and painfully.
Therefore, these churches are under pressure to retain as many giving members as possible.
Because we know that the departure of a saint is the beginning of a vicious cycle.
Churches may seek to generate income through other means.
For example, the church could be leased for other purposes or even part of the building could be sold.
A church that behaves like this is more like a real estate speculator working for a bank than a church.
When a church becomes more focused on paying off debt than on ministry, it becomes a slave to its creditors.
--- p.185, from “How Evil Money Corrupted the Church”

When the money supply expands, the value of the currency decreases, which hinders people's long-term financial planning and saving.
As discussed in Chapter 3, monetary inflation is a tool through which governments steal the community's wealth through hidden taxes without representation, legal basis, or transparency.
The existence of central banks makes this theft possible.
A monetary system without a central authority that can increase the supply does not have this problem.
In other words, in a moral monetary system, there is no central authority that prints money.

--- p.212, from “Bitcoin, a More Moral Money”

The bigger the government, the less responsibility it has.
The reason governments can grow without limits is because of fiat money.
The government creates inflation to fund its policies, which in turn makes the government bigger.
In an economy built on lies and theft, policies are determined by intentions, not outcomes.
Because it's much easier to publicize intentions than to take responsibility for the results.
Even if the intentions are good, the results are rarely evaluated.
So ineffective policies are mass-produced.
Corruption and bribery creep in because the results are not important.
In other words, money stolen from the community is used however it pleases.
The fiat currency system encourages us to solve all our problems with money.
--- p.234, from “Salvation of Money”

Money is a means of exchange, and exchange is a means of creating something useful for the community.
In other words, money is an essential tool for fully realizing the purpose for which God created us.
Evil money distracts us from its purpose and makes us serve the creature rather than the Creator.
Good money brings us closer to God and helps us achieve His purpose.

--- p.265, from “Salvation of Money”