reply to post by randyvs
It appears that your loss of self control when answering other posters to your topic is doing you no benefit.
Religion and Politics are firey topics. On a site like ATS you are going to get negative comment. As soon as you take it personally you lose the point
of the original post and now the rants to and fro are showing all to be less pious that they make themselves out to be.
Just ignore the obvious negative postings regarding the religions and just respond to the countering points to the original concept.
This is why there is so much agro between differing religions.
If you believe in something, nothing someone else says will change that. If you have to defend your views in the first place to someone else, it is
more likely that you are not fully secure in your own belief.
Accept that fact that everyone has the right to believe in what they wish, and whatever someone else says should not effect you in the slightest.
ON Topic:
I think an AI, would investigate all religious books, search the web for new definitions during its learning processes, It would concider the numerous
versions of the New Testament, Concider the Tanach, and Concider the Koran. It would learn the acient semetic languages (aramaic etc)to read and
analyise the oldest copies of the texts, compare whay is available from the dead sea scrolls. There he would correct things like 'The Sea of Reeds'
instead of 'The Red Sea' due to translation errors from hebrew to latin to english and other discrepancies.
It quite possibly come to the conclusion that there is a god. It would probably call that god Allahu - After all, Jesus as a jew who spoke aramaic and
the aramaic word fro God is Allahu.
Perhaps if people were not so insecure in their own religious beliefs, more would actually take the time to read other texts to gain more insight.
They re all interesting. The Qur'an even has a whole chapter on Mary and one on Jesus.
BTW: I have read the New Testament, 2 Tanach, 2 Qur'an. but as yet, after 48years of no religion, have not yet made a conversion (parents baptised me
an 'anglican' - that was what was on my dogtags.
[edit on 12-5-2010 by CitizenNum287119327]