Thank God for Bitcoin

A short collection of essays making the moral and ethical case for sound money from a faith-and-values perspective. The contributors argue that debased money is not just an economic problem but an ethical one — that quietly inflating the currency transfers wealth unfairly and corrodes trust and honesty in a society. They connect long-standing teachings about just weights and measures to the modern question of who gets to print money, and present Bitcoin as a return to honesty in money. Accessible and values-driven rather than technical.

It reaches people through ethics and shared values rather than charts, which is the door that opens for many families and faith communities. A useful, humane counterpoint to the purely economic titles on the shelf.