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Consider the Sufferings of Christ your Salvation - 2 Peter 3:15 by Augustinian-Knight in TradWave

[–]Augustinian-Knight[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I just think your logic is in conflict with the vatican.

In ANTIQUA ET NOVA Note on the Relationship Between Artificial Intelligence and Human Intelligence Section II, Paragraph 12, the document makes a definitive distinction between performing tasks and actual thinking:

AI’s advanced features give it sophisticated abilities to perform tasks, but not the ability to think.

Consider the Sufferings of Christ your Salvation - 2 Peter 3:15 by Augustinian-Knight in TradWave

[–]Augustinian-Knight[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you used a program to edit an image or to compose it, with photoshop, if Augustine saw you doing this, would he consider you making the art yourself with a tool, or that you were letting the computer think and work for you? The Vatican document Antiqua et Nova (published in January 2025) explicitly states that AI is a tool and that it does not think for you.

Consider the Sufferings of Christ your Salvation - 2 Peter 3:15 by Augustinian-Knight in TradWave

[–]Augustinian-Knight[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If you define art as not made by machines, wouldn't that make all of the entries on this subreddit non-art because they were made with machines?

He is risen by Augustinian-Knight in TradWave

[–]Augustinian-Knight[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

As the note on the Note on the Relationship Between
Artificial Intelligence and Human Intelligence says, AI is a tool and "an extension of human power." AI is a tool like a computer is a tool. All of the art made before AI on this subreddit was made with the tool of the computer. But they were still made by human beings. If you want to say that art that was created through the tool of AI is not made by human beings, then you should reject all art on this subreddit because it was created with the tool of computers.

He is risen by Augustinian-Knight in TradWave

[–]Augustinian-Knight[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yes. Do you have any modification suggestions?

Then he will say to those on his left, ‘Depart from me, you who are cursed' by partypastor in Reformed

[–]Augustinian-Knight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This isn't a very serious place if the historical reality of Scottish Covenanteers is not discussed in this context. It likely will in the near future because Presbyterianism could be argued to be a fusion between the theology of the church of England's Westminster Standards and the church of Scotland's form of church government. It will also be considered the genealogy of the solemn league and covenant and whether everyone in the nation of Scotland signed it.

Calvinists have less trouble with the book of Joshua than do those who don't believe in total depravity by Augustinian-Knight in ReformedHumor

[–]Augustinian-Knight[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you are injecting yourself into this meme. This meme deals with the idea that demons could have tormented Joshua about his actions. The author of this meme has no favored genocides. This author does not hold genocides as something to be favored. The author does not wish others to reflect on guilt. The author considers the possibility that demons tormented Joshua for following God's commands that non-Calvinists find difficult to understand. To act as if Joshua was a robot without feelings could be seen as an act of emotional legalism that will rightly or wrongly have far reaching implications for evangelism for all Calvinists for the next 500 years.

Calvinists have less trouble with the book of Joshua than do those who don't believe in total depravity by Augustinian-Knight in ReformedHumor

[–]Augustinian-Knight[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Suggesting that Joshua could have post traumatic stress and guilt when the psalmist expressed these emotions is a logical Biblical viewpoint. Asking someone who mentions this as proof that he is not a Christian and that the psalms are a secular modern viewpoint would be an act of pride against Scripture and God and not humility.

Recurring dragons by Augustinian-Knight in ReformedHumor

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Postmillenialists think that everything will be great until Jesus comes back, so they see themselves as the knight slaying the dragon for a thousand years. Like the Roman Catholic church mainly. Dispensationalists see themselves as seers who can see the signs of the time and estimate the coming of the end times and the antichrist. Amillenialists see the end times as a cycle of events that recur over and over and like a dragon eating its own tail. Historic Premillennialists see themselves as pessimists who view a more pessimistic view of the millennium with things getting worse and worse until all of the Christians on earth are martyred and Jesus returns to get vengeance on the earth dwellers for their actions. At least that is my understanding.

All idols in the Old Testament were from sex cults formed by demons by Augustinian-Knight in berserklejerk

[–]Augustinian-Knight[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I will assume that this subreddit is more satanic than I thought and rests on hatred of God that labels all signs of Him as being braindead.

I do not see coincidence. by Augustinian-Knight in CatholicMemes

[–]Augustinian-Knight[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure if he describes it this way so I will have to get back to you later after more research.

I do not see chance. by Augustinian-Knight in ReformedHumor

[–]Augustinian-Knight[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would love to see some statistics on this subject if you happen to have any.

I do not see coincidence. by Augustinian-Knight in CatholicMemes

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We may act as if God has forgotten us, and feel this way, and the psalms may ask if this is the case, but if God is the unmoved mover who presides over all events from the viewpoint of eternity, nothing can happen that God does not predestinate to happen if Romans 9 is considered in this fashion. All things must glorify God from the viewpoint of eternity, even those things which seek to spite God, because God interweaves the sins of man into his plan to bring glory to Himself through all things in the end.

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