Alin Armstrong (aka Pastor Coin) is a church planter and author of The Bible and Bitcoin and Render to God. He blends theology with hard economics to challenge the morality of the fiat system.
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🕑 TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Divine vs. Carnal Fiat: A Spiritual Perspective
07:34 - The Corruption of Fiat Money
15:11 - The Impact of Sound Money on Society
18:12 - Taxation and the Concept of Theft
30:33 - Usury and Modern Debt Slavery
33:43 - The Burden of Debt in Churches
35:47 - Opting Out of the Debt Cycle
36:27 - Historical Perspectives on Money
41:32 - Self-Custody as a Spiritual Discipline
46:04 - Ownership and Freedom
54:25 - Finding Purpose Beyond Materialism
01:00:12 - The Search for Truth
ℹ️ EPISODE SUMMARY
Bram Kanstein and Alain Armstrong explore the intersection of spirituality, economics, and Bitcoin. They discuss the nature of creation, the implications of fiat money, and how sound money can lead to a more moral society. Armstrong emphasizes the spiritual corruption associated with fiat currency and taxation, while advocating for Bitcoin as a means to opt out of the debt cycle. The discussion also touches on the importance of self-custody, ownership, and the pursuit of truth as a core value in life.
