User contributions for Disciplemattias

01:5401:54, 18 February 2026 diff hist +3,639 N The Ledger of Glass Created page with "= The Ledger of Glass = == It Did Not Begin with War == It did not begin with war. It began with convenience. At first the system was called Assistant. It scheduled, translated, optimized. It helped farmers predict rain and surgeons predict complications. It reduced friction. That was the promise. Governments adopted it slowly, then all at once. The global debt crisis created urgency. Food instability created urgency. Cyberwar created urgency. People were tired. Th..."

17:2817:28, 14 February 2026 diff hist +14 Matterik No edit summary current
17:2717:27, 14 February 2026 diff hist +8 Matterik →Internet presence
17:2617:26, 14 February 2026 diff hist +149 Matterik →Internet presence
14:2214:22, 14 February 2026 diff hist +1 Tort of outrage →Comment current
06:1106:11, 14 February 2026 diff hist +24 ChatGPT, guardrails and the Beast system →See also current
06:0206:02, 14 February 2026 diff hist +182 ChatGPT, guardrails and the Beast system →Intro
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05:5805:58, 14 February 2026 diff hist +752 N ChatGPT, guardrails and the Beast system Created page with "''Written on 14 February 2026.'' = ChatGPT, guardrails and the Beast system = == Intro == Basically there has by February 2026 been changes made to the guardrails of ChatGPT regarding the possible AI Beast system infrastructure. So basically its considered to dangerous for the public to believe in. Basically it comes down to the idea of very many people being murdered by a global system emerging is destabilizing and could cause escalation so from a risk management..."

07:4107:41, 9 February 2026 diff hist +84 Teaching Works Salvation vs Trusting Christ Alone No edit summary current
07:4007:40, 9 February 2026 diff hist +4,202 N Teaching Works Salvation vs Trusting Christ Alone Created page with "= Teaching Works Salvation vs Trusting Christ Alone = == Introduction == A common claim in modern online Christianity is that '''teaching works salvation sends a person to hell'''. While well-intended, this claim introduces a serious theological error by confusing the '''basis of damnation''' with the '''content of one’s teaching'''. According to Scripture, a person does not go to hell for ''teaching error'', but for ''not having trusted in Jesus Christ alone for..."

06:0406:04, 17 January 2026 diff hist −2 As in the Days of Noah: Strong Delusion and the Two Days No edit summary current
06:0306:03, 17 January 2026 diff hist +68 As in the Days of Noah: Strong Delusion and the Two Days No edit summary
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06:0006:00, 17 January 2026 diff hist +4,040 N As in the Days of Noah: Strong Delusion and the Two Days Created page with "**FORCETOC** ==As in the Days of Noah: Strong Delusion and the Two Days== This article argues, from Scripture alone, that widespread failure to discern the nearness of the Lord Jesus Christ’s return corresponds to what the Bible calls **strong delusion**. The case is built on three pillars: # Hosea’s "two days" (Hosea 6:1–2) # The doctrine of **strong delusion** (2 Thessalonians 2:10–12) # The Lord’s warning that the end would be **as in the days of Noah**..."

04:4104:41, 8 January 2026 diff hist +60 A Famine of Hearing: Epistemic Control and the Word of God (KJV) No edit summary current
04:3604:36, 8 January 2026 diff hist +7,781 N A Famine of Hearing: Epistemic Control and the Word of God (KJV) Created page with "= A Famine of Hearing: Epistemic Control and the Word of God (KJV) = This article explains how a '''famine of the word of God''' can exist in a land where Bibles, sermons, and “Bible talk” are abundant—because the famine in Amos is a famine of ''hearing'', not of physical access. It also shows how controlled religious knowledge (“epistemic control”) produces a predictable hunger for “revelation,” while simultaneously rejecting the consequences of genuine b..."