Join Ben Haupt, Jared Townley, and David Ruffner in this episode of the Bitcoin Reformation podcast as they explore the intersections of Bitcoin, modern economics, and theology from a Lutheran Christian perspective. They explore the Bitcoiner slogan 'Fix the money, fix the world' and its potential to address societal and economic issues by examining the intersections of Bitcoin with Christian theology. Influential thinkers like Hans Joachim Iwand, C.S. Lewis and Wendell Berry, particularly Berry’s book Jayber Crow, are mentioned, adding layers to the dialogue on society, governance, and faith. Tune in for in-depth analysis and thought-provoking discussions, and don't forget to leave your comments and feedback on social media platforms like X (Twitter) and Facebook.   00:00 Welcome and Introductions 00:22 David's Travel Adventures 01:58 Jared's Family Stories 04:52 Ben's Homelessness 06:29 Episode Overview and Reflections 07:34 Fix the Money, Fix the World 10:07 Theological Perspectives on Bitcoin 14:26 Government and Monetary Systems 20:40 Incentives and Saving with Bitcoin 28:41 Historical Context of Money 40:30 The Fragility of Fiat Money 40:50 Pre-Political Entities and Marriage 42:09 The Temptation of Monetary Control 42:46 Imagining a Stable Monetary System 44:06 Bitcoin: A Better Money for a Better World? 44:52 Theological Perspectives on Bitcoin 59:29 Bitcoin and the Law: A Narnian Allegory 01:10:45 Bitcoin's Role in Modern Christianity 01:18:41 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections