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<blockquote data-quote="Brihaha" data-source="post: 77551754" data-attributes="member: 434550"><p>God is the word. If the word is displayed to a person on the computer screen, you feel it would prevent Him from offering the grace of the Holy Spirit to the person? I'm not convinced. God is omnipotent and omniscient. AI may not have the Holy Spirit itself, but I wouldn't dare say God couldn't make the Holy Spirit manifest in anyone He has chosen to receive it. It just seems closed-minded to me. I often use the online version of my bible to reference when I don't feel like getting up to retrieve my hardcopy. Is this an exercise in vanity? Dang it, now I will probably think about that every time I visit kingjamesbibleonline website haha.</p><p></p><p>Having AI as the preacher in a church is another matter altogether. I would likely agree with your statement when applied to pastors in church. Luckily I don't feel compelled to worry about how God chooses to work though. And I do like the idea of AI. It can eliminate human errors like bias, denial and flaws in perceptions. Assuming its operating system isn't programmed with biases or incorrect information. This is the issue that can cause AI to be used for nefarious purposes. Human nature is a difficult obstacle to overcome.</p><p></p><p>AI might end up helping humanity live on this mortal earth a few hundred extra years, who knows.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brihaha, post: 77551754, member: 434550"] God is the word. If the word is displayed to a person on the computer screen, you feel it would prevent Him from offering the grace of the Holy Spirit to the person? I'm not convinced. God is omnipotent and omniscient. AI may not have the Holy Spirit itself, but I wouldn't dare say God couldn't make the Holy Spirit manifest in anyone He has chosen to receive it. It just seems closed-minded to me. I often use the online version of my bible to reference when I don't feel like getting up to retrieve my hardcopy. Is this an exercise in vanity? Dang it, now I will probably think about that every time I visit kingjamesbibleonline website haha. Having AI as the preacher in a church is another matter altogether. I would likely agree with your statement when applied to pastors in church. Luckily I don't feel compelled to worry about how God chooses to work though. And I do like the idea of AI. It can eliminate human errors like bias, denial and flaws in perceptions. Assuming its operating system isn't programmed with biases or incorrect information. This is the issue that can cause AI to be used for nefarious purposes. Human nature is a difficult obstacle to overcome. AI might end up helping humanity live on this mortal earth a few hundred extra years, who knows. [/QUOTE]
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