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AI Bible Wisdom

AI Bible Wisdom

De: Daniel Sinclair
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A conservative, Bible-oriented podcast created entirely using Google's NotebookLM AI. I upload the content, often books in the public domain (published before 1924), my own articles, and a series of background information I collect from internet articles and by asking AI some specific questions.


NotebookLM generates podcasts of varying lengths, hosted by two surprisingly human-sounding voices. However, much of the content is beyond my control. The system seems to have a subtle bias, not only steering clear of contentious topics but also leaning away from conservative viewpoints, even when I try to limit the input. There's virtually no way to configure it. Welcome to the world of "Google beta"! Still, it's engaging. Let me know what you think.

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Daniel Sinclair Ciencias Sociales Cristianismo Espiritualidad Filosofía Ministerio y Evangelismo
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  • Adams' Levels of Climate Awareness

    Adams' Levels of Climate Awareness
    Jan 20 2025
    The episode promotes a critical and skeptical approach towards understanding climate change, emphasizing the importance of independent research, questioning assumptions, and recognizing the influence of power dynamics on information dissemination. It urges readers to move beyond blind acceptance and develop a nuanced understanding based on critical evaluation of both sides of the debate.

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    18 m
  • When and how to doubt a scientific consensus

    When and how to doubt a scientific consensus
    Oct 25 2024
    This podcast explores the idea of scientific consensus and offers reasons for questioning it. The first source, by Scott Adams, presents a list of five steps for evaluating scientific claims, emphasizing the need for skepticism in light of potential bias and unreliability within scientific research. The second source, by Jay Richards, focuses on the specific case of climate change and outlines 12 signs that should raise suspicion about claims of scientific consensus, arguing that such claims are often used to advance political agendas or to marginalize dissenting viewpoints. Both sources ultimately caution against blindly accepting pronouncements of scientific consensus and advocate for critical thinking and independent evaluation of evidence.

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    12 m
  • Bad Samaritans: Are we caring for illegal immigrants?

    Bad Samaritans: Are we caring for illegal immigrants?
    Oct 22 2024

    This podcast reviews theCatholicVote.org, report, which argues that the Biden-Harris administration's immigration policies are deeply problematic and violate Catholic teaching on patriotism, the rule of law, and the common good. The report focuses on the administration's "catch and release" policy, which it argues has led to a surge in illegal immigration and created a lucrative market for criminal cartels operating along the US-Mexico border. The report also accuses the administration of encouraging fraud and perjury in the asylum system, and claims that its policies are driven by corrupt motivations of political advantage rather than genuine concern for immigrants.


    Input Text:

    • Bad Samaritans | Part 1
    • Bad Samaritans | Part 2
    • Bad Samaritans | Part 3
    • Bad Samaritans | Part 4
    • Bad Samaritans | Part 5

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    10 m
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