Quote from: Mate2237 on Today at 06:51:49 PM

Using religion as a medium for Bitcoin campaigns, ~~is a necessary~~ means of creating a popular awareness to change the Bitcoin apathy in most people.

No!
Totally unnecessary and the moment you start bringing religion into this you're going to see a lot of people quitting.
I'm already tired of how BTC is pictured as the savior, the ender of poverty and famine, the one coin that will redistribute all wealth, now if I hear it's also the coin of god I'm probably going to stop talking about it!

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Bitcoin an emerging digital economy is essential in building social and economic status of individuals in society but, this treasure has not been tapped by most persons due to the tag of fraud commonly attached to anything that has to do with digital means of making money. In disabusing this mindset attached to Bitcoin investments, the church is instrumental in carrying out good campaigns to open up this treasure to members of denominations. Most religions or churches in the Orthodox era were remembered for the use of coins in the process of transaction.

Oh yeah, let's have the church which is known for tax evasion and fraud and embezzling state funds clear the image of BTC.

Quote from: hatshepsut93 on Today at 09:26:22 PM

It's hard to understand what exactly are you asking. Are you suggesting that religion was responsible for spread of physical coins, and now it can help adopt Bitcoin?

Kind of,

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I counsel you to buy from me freshly minted coins, so that you may be rich, and noncustodial wallets so that you may protect yourself and the shame of your poverty may not be seen, and salve to anoint your eyes, so that you may see.

Revelation 3:18

Let's keep religion and cryptos and investments and the church and my wallets apart by 1 or 2 billion miles!