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2 minutes in and I like this guy @Car. Thanks brother.
btw, I'm planning to write some thoughts about my recent journey into exploring different sects of the Church (big tent I mean) and what God is teaching me.
"We deify our autonomy". That's fire. Theonomy is the way.
I like what John Piper once said, "what's more important than who I am is whose I am". When we find our creator and God we've truly found ourselves.
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As someone that values autonomy and freedom what he is saying really sits well with me as I recognize that I need banks to my river. I need the Word of God, I need the church and to be accountable to brothers in the faith. We idolize individuality and this sin can be hard to see in ourselves when it is not visible to us due to the cultural lens we all wear.
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43 sats \ 3 replies \ @Car OP 4 Jun
100%.
I was just watching Jimmy’s talk from TGFB in Vegas yesterday, and on his last slide—which I’m not sure he’s shared publicly yet—he spoke about the suffering that comes with responsibility and purpose.
Over time, that suffering builds a thicker skin in a man, allowing him to carry more responsibility—and with it, more suffering.
It was really powerful to hear another Bitcoiner, someone I deeply respect, articulate that so clearly.
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Do you have a link?
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100 sats \ 1 reply \ @Car OP 4 Jun
Here it is https://jimmysong.substack.com/p/bitcoin-tech-talk-451 recommend signing up to his newsletter one of the best in the space. Keeps me up to date with all the stuff the OG's care the most about.
Ya he is one of the best teachers.
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Thanks for sharing this @Car. I'm going to start sharing more faith based things here. There was so much encouragement in this episode. I agree, its surprising but encouraging to see more and more men of faith being given access to large platforms. I pray that many will come to faith in Jesus because of it. Jesus is the answer to the problems of our day and I pray more people will realize this.
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Yeah, I'm hearing that right away. I've been so encouraged to find brothers and sisters in the faith in the Catholic church and the Orthodox church. We protestants and non-protestants alike can learn so much if we are charitable, curious, and humble. Doesn't mean we agree on everything but being charitable is undervalued these days.
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