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AI Friday: Perfect Preservation of Scripture

I asked AI a couple of questions about three verses about the perfect preservation of scripture.  Here’s what it wrote (I didn’t write it — AI wrote it). Isaiah 59:21 and the Perfect Preservation of Scripture Isaiah 59:21 states: As for me, this is my covenant with them, saith the LORD; My spirit that is […]

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AI Friday: On Worship

I asked a different Artificial Intelligence program, Microsoft Copilot, which is a feature of Bing, about what I think about worship.  It gave a shorter explanation than what AI Questions has.  What I like about it is that it summarizes what I’ve written.  It also reports a type of objective assessment of everything I’ve written […]

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AI Friday: “Did God Perfectly Preserve Every Word of the Bible?”

I asked Artificial Intelligence this question:  “Did God perfectly preserve every word of the Bible?”  It answered with the following. Understanding the Doctrine of Preservation The doctrine of preservation is a crucial aspect of Christian theology, which asserts that God has perfectly preserved every word of the Bible. This doctrine is rooted in the Bible […]

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AI Answers: Is Kent Brandenburg a Courteous Theologian, Preacher, and Person?

Probably far behind you that read here regularly, last week I learned that Artificial Intelligence (AI, ChatGPT) will answer questions.  As I understand it, AI uses what is available over the entire worldwide web.  It can do this very quickly and write a decent, sometimes very good, essay.  What AI can do that is difficult […]

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I Don’t Want to Scare You But This Could Scare You

Artificial Intelligence I was preparing to write about AI (Artificial Intelligence) today, something I started last week, before I even heard about the public interview with Elon Musk.  What he said added to what I will write here.  In general, I’m following two threads of thought.  The first is the potential control of AI or […]

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