One hundredth of a “Christ” is an “Angel.” One hundredth of an “Angel” is a “Blessing.” One hundredth of a “Blessing” is a “Wish.” One hundredth of a “Wish” is a “Hope.” And one hundredth of a “Hope” is a “Prayer.”

The official slogans of Christ Coin are: “Love Your Enemy” (αγαπήστε τους εχθρούς σας or - ) בוהאל תא םיביואה ךלשthe essential teaching of the “Golden Rule;” and “It Is Accomplished” (τελέω or - ) םלשנas Christ declared upon the crucifix. Christ taught, “render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s, and unto God what is God’s.” With Christ Coin, you can finally connect these polar opposites and make it count forever.

The term “fiat” for unlimited or “counterfeit” currencies comes from the Latin saying “Fiat Lux,” which is from the Vulgate edition of the Bible, where it is the first words that God speaks in Genesis; it means “let there be light.” So making Christ Coin a “fiat” currency makes sense - especially if the goal is to appeal to the Vatican Bank, who have no reason not to love a “fiat” currency, as all central banks do.

Is creating a coin a sin, blasphemy or shirk against God when that coin is minted in the “name” of “Christ”? If cryptocurrency and money in general significantly remove faith from God, then Christ Coin would be a violation of the first of the Ten Commandments (“Thou shalt have no other gods before me”); if this were the case, we would certainly know so by now, as money has existed for around 8,000 years in some form or other and is older than the first agrarian settlements itself. If it is idolatry to mine such a cryptocurrency, then doing so would be a violation of the second commandment (“Thou shalt not make any graven image”), but is a crypto coin even real? And, moreover - are there not already “graven images” of Kabbalah that maybe considered far more profane by that measure than this, yet they are not censored? If it is immoral to use the title “Christ” on a crypto-coin, for fear this process maybe used to slander God by proxy, then it would violate the third commandment (“Thou shalt not take the lord’s name in vain”); but the “eye of providence” and “In God We Trust” are already printed on American cash, and cryptocurrency is only a more electronic expression of this same value-system.

Everyone is called to serve the World Savior; not everybody answers, and many who do underestimate what it takes to follow through. All who believe in Christ are one in the spirit of Christ, as it is said, “In the beginning was the word, and the word was with God, and the word was of God, and all was good.” The “Word” is the “Messiah” or “Christos” or “Savior” as we all realize; and this Gospel belongs to no one alone, but to everyone - of all denominations. We believe, by serving these rules, we become closer to the one, true Christ - our Lord and Savior and the Redeemer of our souls, who rescues us from and forgives us for our sins. We believe Christ lives within us, and through us, and that we are all resurrections of Christ when we try to lead a life in harmony with the will of Christ’s teachings.