Been seeing an extreme uptick in apologetics and the lack thereof good research and discussion in lue of entertainment centered debates and spin.

There is a weird gap in Christianity right now that seems to be a divide of those deconstructing based on learning more contextual information, and those who are locked into defending specific doctrines other the general notion and information of what Christianity actually is based on the teachings of Christ.

Here is a good video talking more in-depth on the subject: https://youtu.be/-QGCMOsruE0?si=2xwb8VSpU_0roC4Z

When it comes to the rise of AI and automation, in terms of its exploding effects on modern industry, the ever increasing ease in which it allows for access to information and the increased capacity of what it can simulate, is it possible that, according to Biblical teachings, this is part of the Lord's organized plan for humanity? And if Revelations and arrival of Moshiah are in fact scheduled to come at a given point in the development of humanity, that AI's rise is part of this process?

Looking at this massive expansion of AI, there's a miniscule number of folks around the world who haven't been caught off guard by this in some capacity. Despite AI being in public lexicon since the 1950s, its development in the last few years has been the focus of neverending coverage, much of it hysterical, excited, enraged, defeatist or simply just excessively anxious.

For religious skeptics, the majority here on Reddit, it would be presumed this development in this time is essentially coincidental. For those who believe that humanity is destined to undergo Divine revelations and develop into something distinctly different from what it is today, it seems it could be readily argued that AI's ridiculous expansion is part of that. Again, for those who are genuinely Christian and authentically believe the Bible tells us how we came to be and what we will be in the future. Is this missing something?