Blockchain and religious person

[indexx]

In my opinion, everyone has the right to their own beliefs. Even if religious people think crypto is not good, that's their right. If you really want to try to tell and explain, then explain it in light and easy to understand language. That's also if they want to hear. If they don't want to, then don't be forced.

[atjiat]

In my opinion, everyone has the right to their own beliefs. Even if religious people think crypto is not good, that's their right. If you really want to try to tell and explain, then explain it in light and easy to understand language. That's also if they want to hear. If they don't want to, then don't be forced.

You are absolutely right, since every religious person has his own beliefs and opinions regarding this or that aspect of modern life. But you also need to take into account the fact that many church ministers convince their flock of this or that idea, which turns into a sect and fanatics that oppose cryptocurrencies.

[Shepherd]

I am sure it will be difficult for those who are too religious to get close and want to know blockchain.

This is actually their great barrier leaving behind the opportunity to learn the wonderful idea which is the very reason why blockchain had been formulated.

[Dora Walletinvestor]

How does religion clash with the use of the blockchain? (Asking out of curiosity, I have no experience with this.)
I agree that you shouldn't force it if someone is very opposed to the concept but it might be worth explaining that it is just a different approach to finance, it has no inherent disadvantages to the way money traditionally works.

[tervel]

Religions are essentially coordination tools. They allow humans, as a society, to coordinate toward a common utility. Cryptocurrencies are mechanisms to coordinate society without a central bank.

[Tnoy30]

I don't think religion is a barrier to blockchain technology. Because now people all over the world are benefiting a lot by transacting in blockchain. But religion can call it gambling. I am not anti-religious. I respect all religions. But I think blockchain technology has improved so much that people need it. Blockchain technology has been able to meet the needs of people's daily lives to some extent. Because everyone knows about using blockchain technology.

[Infinite]

I never had experienced like this before. But I think in some religious sect knowing cryptocurrency is a good chance for them to connect it into their belief specifically to the sects who believe about the end times.

[Galley]

Many religious movements are partially or completely removed from government, respectively, they have some immunity to interference in their affairs by the state. It can also be seen as a kind of decentralization, which is what blockchain is. So why reject what may be acceptable. Religion rejects only total control over itself and its flock.

[Sentinel]

It is quite difficult to associate Blockchain with religious people. Moreover, most of them are unsure and do not believe. I myself am a little lazy to deal with people like that. So in my opinion, just explain what is necessary. If you want to hear then go ahead, but if not then just leave. It's also useless that it will take a long time to convince someone like that.

[Dociko]

If a religion obstructs or goes against blockchain technology transactions, it will never be able to control users. Cryptocurrency transactions through blockchain will not be stopped by the government of any country or any religion. However, I do not know whether there are rules and regulations in religion. Cryptocurrency transactions will be more vigorous in the future. So there must be blockchain technology.

[Jaguar]

I am sure it will be difficult for those who are too religious to get close and want to know blockchain.

This is actually their great barrier leaving behind the opportunity to learn the wonderful idea which is the very reason why blockchain had been formulated.

The person who is too religious will become in culture shock once he/she entered into crypto world. Seminary is far different from crypto. The subjects is really different and difficult to understand once you are from another world converted into new world. I hope you and your students can cope up in cryptocurrencies subjects. It will be hard at first but along the way all of you can overcome the struggles.

[ice18]

I dont see any connection for being a religious and a new technology If a person is religious this does not mean he did not believe in new technology like this digital money there are some people regardless of what profession they have that very open in new things especially like Bitcoin. 

[theflashbutchill]

Wait, I don't get it, what is the problem? Are religious people against blockchain? Last time I checked, bible didn't say anything about technology 
The only problem imo might be the desire to learn new things, if you got that, there is nothing to stop you!

[Thymoty]

To be honest, I am a devout Christian, but I am very open to technological developments. I often introduce cryptocurrency to my friends in faith. Because until now I have not found a single verse in the Bible against the adoption of cryptocurrency.

[Rubel007]

Religion teaches people you never bad behave your parents  Never underestimate the measure . You never steal .you never robbery . Always speaks the truth . So a trader who has all these good site he will be a perfect blockchainer .