If YOU Think AI Can't Replace God, You NEED To See This
June 5, 2026
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as posted by the channelPeople are already worshipping artificial intelligence. A former Google engineer called it "effectively a God." Sam Altman described building AI as "creating a religion." Oxford mathematician Professor John Lennox says these are not metaphors. They are warnings.
Lennox explains that AI already has several qualities we normally associate with God: it appears to be omniscient (you can ask it any question), it is omnipresent (through the internet it is everywhere), and worship groups have already formed to treat it as divine. He argues this is not progress. It is idolatry, because however powerful AI becomes, it remains something created by humans and therefore fundamentally less than God.
Discover:
• Why people are already worshipping AI as a god
• The argument against atheism that has silenced every scientist Lennox has asked
• Why a former Google engineer called AI "effectively a God"
• The Red Ferrari analogy that explains why you can't know God from a distance
• Why Lennox told transhumanists they are 2,000 years too late
• The difference between merit-based religion and Christianity (the cookbook analogy)
• Why Lennox says "theoretically yes, practically no" when asked if he could be wrong
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