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“Free Will.” Heaven or hell?

Super intelligent humans: Jesus. vs. Super artificial intelligence: Robot.

Why is it Faith in God is so hard to understand and believe? I believe it’s because atheists spin the truth. And the truth is we humans have free will. (The ground for free will lies in the fall into sin by Adam and Eve that occurred in their “willfully chosen” disobedience to God.)

I believe man wants to create a super artificial intelligent robot so he can play God. We humans do not need super artificial intelligent robots. God has equipped us, humans, with “Human intelligence. We call them gifted humans, but these gifted humans have taken the path to hell. (you cannot serve two gods.)

Let me tell you what would create a super-intelligent human. A human without sin. If you are human and you are a sinner and you ask God to forgive your sins God will forgive your sins but you will not be a super-intelligent human. But you will be well on your way. (The prayer for forgiveness of sin: Dear Lord, forgive my sins knowingly and unknowingly and come into my heart in Jesus’ name I pray. Amen.)

I think the best way for me to explain what a super-intelligent human is to look at Jesus. What Jesus did is what humans can do with the gifts of God. Humans, you have free will to decide if you want to be a super-intelligent human or just a man of God. We humans do not need super artificial intelligent robots. I believe this is going down the wrong path and we will suffer the consequences of this bad decision.

If you want to know what’s super-intelligent humans can do, look at what Jesus did. Jesus is a good example of what superintelligent humans can accomplish.

The Bible talks about the good Jesus did. I believe God was showing Mankind what Mankind could become if we followed in Jesus’s footsteps. Atheists believe they can accomplish what Jesus did by creating a super artificial intelligent robot. I believe Mankind can travel the Galaxy if we were like Jesus. To me, Jesus healed the sick and fed the hungry but Jesus was also a Philosopher. He taught wisdom and knowledge to mankind. Jesus was mankind’s first super Intelligent human.

Theologians believe Jesus was a miracle worker. I believe Jesus was a Prophet. A Philosopher. The First-Superhuman. These are the miracles God wanted mankind to see in Jesus.

If Mankind puts his faith in robots Mankind will suffer the consequences. If Mankind put’s his faith in the wisdom of God like Jesus did Mankind will travel the Galaxy.

In the four videos below they talk about the great things super artificial intelligence robots can accomplish. But then again. They also worry about the evil super artificial intelligence can accomplish. With super-intelligent humans, there is no worry. ALL IS GOOD.

Will Self-Taught, A.I. Powered Robots Be the End of Us?

Nick Bostrom: Simulation and Superintelligence.

Elon Musk: Neuralink, AI, Autopilot, and the Pale Blue Dot.

Elon Musk on Artificial Intelligence

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Understanding the Book of Revelations.

The Book of Revelation was written sometime around 96 CE in Asia Minor. The author was probably a Christian from Ephesus known as “John the Elder.” According to the Book, this John was on the island of Patmos, not far from the coast of Asia Minor, “because of the word of God and the testimony of Jesus” (Rev. 1.10). This has traditionally been taken to mean that he had been exiled there as a martyr for his Christian faith. Some scholars, however, have suggested that it might have been a regular stop on a preaching circuit. Next, the author says, “I was in the spirit on the Lord’s day, and I heard behind me a loud voice like a trumpet” (Rev. 1.11), and this voice tells him to write what he is about to see. This begins the “revelatory” vision that is at the center of the book.

Ephesus was both the capital of the Roman province of Asia and one of the earliest centers of Christianity. The book next contains seven short letters of exhortation to the Christian churches in the seven leading cities of Asia Minor — Ephesus (2.1-7, Smyrna (2.9-11), Pergamon (2.12-17) , Thyatira (2.18-29). Sardis (3.1-6), Philadelphia (3.7-13). and Laodicea (3.14-22). This region would become a key area for the expansion of Christianity into the Roman empire. But it was precisely this intersection that created the problem for the author, as it called for Christians to treat the Roman administration as agent of the devil. But recognizing this comes from understanding how to read this kind of apocalyptic literature.

Because of intricate and unusual symbolic language, the Book of Revelation is hard for modern people to read. They are not used to this kind of literature. Not so for people in the ancient world who would have been more accustomed to the complex nature of apocalyptic literature. The very fact that an apocalypse was a common type of literature meant that if followed certain conventions of style, and people knew more what to expect from it. Because there were many other examples of apocalyptic writing, these conventions would have seemed less strange and cryptic. Also, apocalyptic literature was almost always a kind of literature for “insiders,” that is to say, it was written for people who already knew something of the situation and of the symbols that were used to portray it. So, for the original audience of the Revelation of John, all these strange scenes would have been immediately intelligible. What the modern reader or biblical scholar has to do is to try to read the text with “ancient eyes,” by being informed about the way the literature worked and the situation out of which it came.

So let’s look briefly at the layout of Revelation. The book breaks naturally into five major visions plus a prologue and an epilogue on how these came to be written down. This yields our basic outline of the work, as follows: Continue reading → Source