
Bitcoin for Millennials The BIBLE Predicted Bitcoin? Here's What a Pastor Found | Alin Armstrong | BFM214
Dec 15, 2025
Alin Armstrong, known as Pastor Coin, is a church planter and author who merges theology with economics. He explores the concept of 'divine fiat' versus 'carnal fiat,' arguing that the latter corrupts society. Armstrong links inflation to theft of labor, framing the Federal Reserve's policies as spiritual transgressions. He suggests Bitcoin as a moral alternative to fiat money, advocating for self-custody and the notion of opting out of debt cycles. His insights draw parallels between biblical principles, ownership, and modern financial systems.
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Divine Fiat Vs Carnal Fiat
- Alin Armstrong contrasts divine "fiat" (God's royal decree) with carnal fiat (government money printing) as a spiritual violation of natural law.
- Fiat money places humans in God's creative role by decreeing value without sowing and reaping.
Sound Money Realigns Human Incentives
- Debasing money, Armstrong argues, debases human incentives and time—our most scarce asset.
- Sound money like Bitcoin realigns incentives and promotes trust, cooperation, and long-term thinking.
Argentina Example Of Hyperinflation
- Armstrong recounts Argentinians spending wages immediately because money lost value during a meal.
- Rapid inflation forced people to prepay and consume quickly to avoid loss of purchasing power.
