The output was genuinely impressive. Historical background from Second Temple Judaism. A careful walk through the Gospel accounts and their differences. Paul’s argument in 1 Corinthians 15. The major objections — hallucination theory, swoon theory, legend hypothesis — addressed and answered clearly. Theological implications drawn out across multiple traditions. Comprehensive. Accurate in its broad strokes.… Continue reading AI Knows Everything About the Resurrection. It Has Never Encountered It.
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The Theology Was Wrong. The AI Was Certain. The Congregation Never Knew.
It started as a routine part of sermon preparation. The pastor needed background on a specific Greek term in Paul’s letters. The AI response came back quickly — detailed, structured, referencing multiple scholarly perspectives. It read like a reliable commentary entry. It was wrong in a way that mattered. Not a minor nuance or a… Continue reading The Theology Was Wrong. The AI Was Certain. The Congregation Never Knew.
ChatGPT Gives Pastors Reasonable Advice. It Learned That Advice From the Internet, not the Bible.
The response was exactly what a thoughtful, compassionate counselor might say. Balanced. Sensitive to both parties. Careful not to impose. It acknowledged the complexity, honored the feelings involved, and offered a measured path forward that left the decision where it belonged — with the individuals. The pastor read it twice. It felt wise. It was… Continue reading ChatGPT Gives Pastors Reasonable Advice. It Learned That Advice From the Internet, not the Bible.
AI Bible Study – Your AI Devotional Tool Is Optimized for Satisfaction. Not Truth.
Most mornings it feels productive. You open an app, type a question about a passage, and get a clear, organized answer in seconds. Sometimes you don’t open your Bible at all. The AI gives you what you need faster, and you move on with your day feeling like something meaningful happened. That feeling deserves a… Continue reading AI Bible Study – Your AI Devotional Tool Is Optimized for Satisfaction. Not Truth.
How AI Does the “One Thing” God Never Does
Think about every encounter in Scripture where a human being came face to face with God. Moses — told to remove his sandals, face pressed to the ground. Isaiah — “Woe to me! I am ruined.” Peter — “Go away from me, Lord; I am a sinful man.” Paul — knocked off his horse, blinded,… Continue reading How AI Does the “One Thing” God Never Does