Bit Coins, yay or nay?

[Jet O'Niell]

I have a question I would like to ask you. There is something I found out about called Bit Coins, a new form of internet currency which would allow anonymous transactions on the internet with vendors who accept bit coins. If this is the first you have heard of it, I recommend this site, bitcoin.org , the actual site of it to read. It also has a video which will describe more of it to you.
I bring this to your attention to ask a question; do Bit Coins go against God's will in any way, shape or form? I have consulted both the Lord and the Bible on the matter, and neither have given me an answer on the subject. Maybe it is becuase I have not yet become a True Christian might be why I am not getting a response yet, so maybe you can ask him for me and receive an answer where I have not.

~Jet O'Niell

[Rev. M. Rodimer]

Re: Bit Coins, yay or nay?

Jet, if you look at the list of "businesses" that will accept BitCoin, I think you will have your answer.

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade

I don't even want to know what "sexyfur.com" is about.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Bit Coins, yay or nay?

Sounds like communism to me. I know at Landover Baptist Church, we only accept God's favorite currency (American Dollars!).

[Immaculate Kiwi]

Re: Bit Coins, yay or nay?

I have consulted both the Lord and the Bible on the matter, and neither have given me an answer on the subject. Maybe it is becuase I have not yet become a True Christian might be why I am not getting a response yet

~Jet O'Niell

This currency you speak of is as blasphemous as introducing sea-shell's to dilute the proud American economy. This could even be the underlying reason for the current recession.

You are lucky so far my friend, for the only response you would get from God on this matter would be a lightning bolt. I am praying for you.

In God I trust,

I.Kiwi

[WWJDnow]

Re: Bit Coins, yay or nay?

This Bit Coins thing sounds like a Jewish conspiracy to me. First they made billions on the mortgages of hard-working American Christians, and now they're trying to corner the world monetary system. Of course, that doesn't mean we should stand in the way of free enterprise.

[Benedict A. Davis]

Re: Bit Coins, yay or nay?

You have to remember that the foul papists cemented their hold on the economic community, during the crusades, using their thugs, the Knights Templar, as the sharks. Because it was dangerous for enterprising knights to return to Europe with the monies they made in a couple of hostile take overs with the mooselim community. The Templar group would issue letters of credit that could be redeemed [less a rather large user fee] when they were returned to a local chapter of The Order of the Templar near their home. This coin thingy might just be the Catyliks trying their old ploy in a new way. Is there a site called ''Rent-a-Altar Boy'' that is participating?

[Two-Dollar Bill]

Re: Bit Coins, yay or nay?

Dear founder and CEO of Bit Coins,

I would like a sample of how your new fangled monetary system works. Please deposit 1,000 coins of bit in my computer machine so that I may purchase sustenance and vittles for my family. After you have seen fit to do this, and my local grocer accepts payment using your "coins", I will pass judgment regarding my satisfaction level.

Yours,
$2 Bill