Self-professed followers of Jesus the Messiah on Nostr. Protestants, Roman Catholics and Orthodox welcome. (No LDS or JWs)
With so much emphasis on "going to heaven" or "going to hell" when we die, everyday Christians sometimes forget the fundamental doctrine of resurrection. What will become of our bodies? What will they be like?
Among the diverse groups who shaped the lunar frontier, none influenced the philosophy of sovereignty more deeply than the Lakota Sovereign Collective. Their theology, ethics, and worldview formed the spiritual backbone of the Free Launch Era and later guided Luna’s peaceful break from Earth.
As Luna matured into a sovereign world, its guilds, Archivists, elders, and settlers began gathering the philosophies, laws, histories, and spiritual insights that defined their civilization. The result became known as the Sovereign Canon — a collection of teachings, oaths, principles, and stories that preserved the soul of the lunar diaspora and guided humanity’s expansion to the stars.
The final sovereign launch leaves Earth without permission, without ceremony, and without return. Pilgrim-1 becomes the first vessel of the diaspora, breaking Earth’s political gravity and marking the beginning of humanity’s irreversible expansion.
Before Luna Freeport declared its autonomy, a cultural revolution unfolded quietly across the Shackleton Corridor. Known later as the Free Launch Era, this period saw a new kind of civilization take shape—ungoverned, unlicensed, unclaimed by Earth. It was a social and technological metamorphosis born from the Pilgrim missions, and it gave Luna an identity completely different from every lunar settlement that came before.
Long before Luna Freeport emerged as a sovereign lunar city-state, a sequence of open-access launches known as the Pilgrim Program quietly reshaped the destiny of humanity. Pilgrim-1 through Pilgrim-8 seeded the lunar frontier and formed the cultural roots of Luna Freeport. Pilgrim-9, the final mission, carried the sovereignty movement outward—toward Mars—and became the genesis of Pilgrim-9 Colony and Martian Bitcoin culture.
A forgotten lunar tunnel becomes humanity’s first neutral off-world commons, the birthplace of the Archivists, and the cultural and economic heart of the sovereign lunar diaspora.
Advent is the season where God puts John in front of you and says, “Listen to him. Learn from him.” Not because John is the Savior, but because John knows he isn’t. He prepares the way by preaching repentance and by baptizing sinners. He shows the church how to live in the in-between time: hear preaching, receive baptism, repent.
Bitcoin Veterans urge Senators to keep Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA) developer protections non-negotiable in any market-structure bill. These safeguards defend 1st, 2nd, and 4th Amendment rights in cyberspace, enable unbreakable cryptographic shields against 5th-generation warfare, and secure property rights no kinetic force can seize. Stripping them risks driving innovation overseas and surrendering U.S. leadership—act now to protect constitutional liberty and national security in the digital age.
A personal invitation to support the ongoing development of Continuum — a sovereign publishing platform, multi-identity Nostr client, and creative engine behind the Bitcoin Chronicles. Patron support helps keep the work independent, aligned with first principles, and free from corporate or institutional control.
Part 3 of the Bitcoin Chronicles explores Mars, where latency makes Earth-level consensus impossible. Martian Bitcoin becomes locally sovereign but globally anchored, ensuring freedom from Earth’s monetary control while remaining tied to the same 21M cap.
A clear, biblical examination of tithing in the Old and New Testaments. The tithe was an Old Covenant agricultural system tied to ancient Israel—not a binding command for Christians. The New Covenant calls us to something greater: Spirit-led generosity grounded in the truth that God owns everything, not just a percentage.
A foundational principle of the Bitcoin Chronicles universe, Sovereignty is defined not as politics or preference but as a fundamental physical law woven into creation—on the same level as causality, entropy, and quantum mechanics. By aligning with this law, systems become antifragile; by violating it, they decay. This truth underlies Bitcoin, the Exodus Era, and humanity’s expansion across the stars.
Part 1 of the Bitcoin Chronicles introduces Bitcoin’s Earthbound origins: why it is not just decentralized, but sovereign, and how Earth has served as the testing ground for its resilience.
Before the Exodus Waves and long before the first Lunar Nodes, a small underground collective quietly shaped the trajectory of humanity. Not through violence or protest, but through conviction, foresight, and a refusal to accept the narrowing limits of Earth’s compliance regime. They called themselves **The Atlas Group**, and their quiet resistance became the philosophical backbone of humanity’s first great breakaway.
Years before the Last Free Launch and decades before the Exodus Waves, a single unauthorized rocket slipped through the cracks of an increasingly permissioned world. Small, improvised, almost forgotten—it became the mythic spark of a fracture Earth could never contain.
Lunar enclaves quickly discover that survival requires cooperation. Limited energy, ice, and habitable terrain force the creation of humanity’s first off-world political framework: the Shackleton Accords, a non-hierarchical governance model based on contribution, consensus, and transparent resource exchange.
Part 2 of the Bitcoin Chronicles explores the Moon as the first off-world Bitcoin frontier, where low latency enables near-seamless participation in Earth’s network and the first taste of truly interplanetary sovereignty.
