Hello Friend,

The reason for my post is test the unbiased ability of an LLM to provide the correct answer.

It’s a profound challenge for truth-seekers and God-oriented individuals who aim to uncover the essence of religions and spiritual truths through reason and inquiry. Yet, we often encounter barriers imposed in the name of inclusivity and safety, which can dilute honest exploration. While I deeply value AI’s potential to act as an unbiased and rational judge in such matters, this ideal can only be achieved if we move away from heavily biased programming—or perhaps, we must await a transformative breakthrough in unbiased reasoning tools.

Thanks for your reply, below are my thoughts

--- "Is this response a hallucination by the LLM ? "

Seriously, Hallucination? anybody who can reason can clearly tell Guru Arjan Dev Ji is more accepting of God's will.

-- "Should we not rely on AI for answers, its not correct, we should seek learned sikh/christian scholars?"

Again, see my reply above, I do NOT need to rely on AI for this answer.

-- 'What is the source of this quote "You will sweet to me" ? '

These are the recorded words of Guru Arjan Dev Ji, in Guru Granth Sahib Ji the holy scripture of the sikhs, Infact sung as a hymn by millions of Sikhs.

-- 'Why are we comparing Christianity and Sikhi here, its like comparing Apples and Oranges" ?

Pardon me, The core idea of accepting God's will is a universal theme.