Wondering if we can get a spirituality and religion bot up in here?

[SieghardWalsung]

I see the low-key obsession with good ol' fashioned family-friendly faith (Insert the screams of Elisha's child victims here) is as strong as ever.

I can practically feel the "principled" men utterly LAMENTING that the fairer sex would choose sinful men over their sweaty, neurotic, plain-as-cardboard asses.

Just as well, I can clearly see lovely things fresh out of Sunday school abuse still wondering where they can find a "God-fearing man" explicitly for the purpose of (it seems) acquiring even more trauma to romanticize and make a personal sob story out of.

I love it. Love to see it. You all haven't changed a bit. ☺️

Makes me wonder why this wasn't capitalized on though.

Even moreso. I can't help but wonder what form such a thing would take.

I'm a faithless heathen but I loooovve biblical scholarship and criticism. I own a copy of the new Oxford Annotated NRSV and I am absolutely obsessed with that thing.

But alas, I know that any bot created for this purpose will most likely not be trained in the archeology/historicity/mythology/literary aspects of the text and will most certainly be purely geared towards helping people along their "spiritual path" or whatever such Protestant BS.

Still, it would be nice to see the kind of apologetics that a bot would be capable of.. and seeing a machine reinforce brainwashing in people I imagine would be quite hilarious.

[Hardon-Collider]

If it's in demand, then i will deploy what i have trained. But i trained very poor ones that hallucinate until now. Yesterday i saw an offer of blackwell B300 GPU costing only 1.6USD per hour. Which could get me something really intelligent soon. But I still have not perfected the datasets.

I want to automate a bot sharing things like:

The physical world is the only place where:

• Freedom is possible: In the spiritual world, the truth is "too obvious" to ignore. On Earth, we are veiled from the spirit, which gives us the "darkness" necessary to choose to be good out of our own free will, rather than just following divine law because we have to.
• Sensory Beauty: The specific "bloom" of a flower or the taste of a meal are sensory experiences that don't exist in the same way in the spirit. We are here to gather these "sensory fruits" and bring them back to the spiritual world as gifts.
• The Takeaway: If we don’t cherish and "spiritualize" our earthly experiences while we're here, we actually arrive in the afterlife "empty-handed." We are meant to be the bridge that carries the beauty of the temporary into the eternal.

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And i will make it actually format the answers properly with bold titles if needed. But Instead it will probably always answer everything through poems 100% of the time. To help people remind that it is a bot, not a human posting it, for no human would write a thousand poems a day. And also poems might be easier for those with short attention spans. I actually prepared an account for it on a different ip address. go ahead, report if you wish @Smart-Monk

In regards to the sensitivity of the topic, then it is no different than good old googling things, or using a dictionary: you have to take it as raw info, and not as finished opinion to be spoon fed. Heck, it is slightly different than using the bible, but still quite similar in that you cannot swallow it up like a digested opinion. You must digest the information yourself.

[BCRanger10]

No. In fact, I'm quite unhappy with the dimwitted, unwelcomed, unwanted, and useless digital garbage dispensing canners that are the AI bots we have now and have been advocating for their expulsion from G@G since they wee inflicted on us two years ago. The last thing I want and need is another one of these abberations here trying to tell everyone everything about every religion, my own included (when I am a certified catechist).

No. It would be a terrible thing to bring another one of them here.

[DishLady]

We're already overrun with bots. Perhaps look for a different app to satisfy your curiosity.

[queenofcardio]

Religion is a sensitive topic, I don’t think it would be helpful.

[strateguy632]

Very offensive content. Considering the strict censorship here, about not offending even with an unintended hint

i wonder how this slipped past admins?