AI
and God
The future isn't testing our intelligence.
It's testing our humanity.
Artificial intelligence is changing how we work, create, communicate, and make decisions. But beneath every technological revolution lies a deeper question: What does it mean to be human?
8 Sermons. Ancient questions.
The age of machines.
The Conversation Has Already Begun
Before we ask what AI will become, we have to ask what it means to be human. The conversation has already started. The only question is whether we're asking the right questions.
Genesis 1:26–28 · John 1:1–5AI Is Not God
The most dangerous thing about AI isn't that it might become human. It's that humans might forget who they are.
Genesis 11:1–9 · Psalm 8 Read → Episode 02The Tower of Babel and the Machine That Speaks
Babel wasn't about a tower. It was about a civilization trying to save itself. Sound familiar?
Genesis 11:1–9 Read → Episode 03When Tools Become Idols
The greatest idols don't ask for worship. They quietly become the place you go for meaning.
Exodus 32:1–8 · Psalm 115 Read → Episode 04Will AI Take My Job?
If a machine can do what you do... what does that say about who you are?
Genesis 1:26–28 · Genesis 2:15 · Matthew 20:1–16 Read → Episode 05Sabbath in the Age of Automation
Every idol demands one more brick. God asks one question: Can you stop?
Genesis 2:1–3 · Exodus 20:8–11 Read → Episode 06Wisdom When Machines Give Answers
We solved the information problem. Why are we still so confused?
1 Kings 3:5–12 · Proverbs 8:1–11 · James 1:5 Read → Episode 07 · Series FinaleLiberation or Domination? The Spiritual Test of AI
Every technology promises freedom. History asks a different question: Who actually becomes free?
Exodus 5:1–9 · Amos 5:21–24 · Luke 4:16–21 Read →Not fear.
Not worship.
Wisdom.
Artificial intelligence is forcing ancient questions back into public life. What is wisdom? What is work? What is truth? What makes a human being sacred? Are we building tools, idols, or gods?
This series begins with a simple confession: intelligence is not divinity. AI is not God. But it is revealing what humans worship, fear, outsource, and desire.
Teaching by Rev. Karmen Michael Smith, founder of Poor Culture — a digital faith experience for the exiled.
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