The following is the result of a conversation with ChatGPT v. 4o on September 26th 2024 . Purpose in sharing: Despite claiming to have a direct line of communication with heaven. Leaders of the Mormon church no longer give new revelations. They simply regurgitate topics over and over again. This conversation is meant to demonstrate that nothing new is ever said. No prophecy, no revelation, no new scripture. ~~ The Prompt~~ Me: Give me a few topics that might be discussed in the October General Conference of the LDS church along with who the speaker will probably be. ChatGPT: The October General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints often includes talks on core gospel principles, church policies, and current global issues. Here are a few topics that might be addressed along with potential speakers: Family and Strengthening the Home Likely Speaker: President Dallin H. Oaks or Elder Quentin L. Cook Family topics are a common theme, emphasizing the importance of
The following is a conversation I had with ChatGPT version 4o on September 25th 2024 . Purpose in sharing: Many approaches to missionary work and apologetics are manipulative and misleading. Presenting the tactics as if they were devised by Satan might help people see through the manipulation. ~~The Conversation~~ The Question: If I were Satan, how would I convince people to read the Book of Mormon? The Response: ChatGPT If you were Satan, trying to convince people to read the Book of Mormon might involve crafting an approach that appeals to people's desires, doubts, and curiosity, while distorting truth and manipulating emotions. Here’s how such a strategy could play out: Appeal to Personal Revelation : Encourage people to seek spiritual experiences, emphasizing feelings over facts. You might whisper that the Book of Mormon offers profound personal insights and a deeper connection with God than traditional scripture, subtly shifting their focus from seeking truth to seeking emo
