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ግብህን ካላወክ የትኛውም መንገድ ይወስድሃል የዛሬዋ ቀን ሳታልፍ አንድ ነገር ላሳስብ፡- በዚህ አመት የምትሄድበትን አቅጣጫ ወይም ግብህን ጠንቅቀህ ካላወክ በፊትህ ያለው ሁሉም መንገድ ይወስድሃል፡፡ “ቁም ነገሩ ከየት እንደመጣህ አይደለም፣ ዋናው ቁም ነገር ወደ የት እንደምትሄድ ማወቅህ ነው” – Brian Tracy አንድ መንገደኛ ሰው ረጅምና አድካሚ የሆነ ጎዳናን ካለፈ በኋላ መንትያ መንገዶች ላይ ደረሰ፡፡ በዚያ የቆመን አንድ ሌላ የሀሃገሩን ሰው አየና፣ “ከእነዚህ ሁለት መንገዶች ትክክለኛው መንገድ የቱ ነው?” ብሎ ጠየቀው፡፡ ይህ የሃገሩ ሰው፣ “መሄድ የምትፈልገው ወደ የት ነው?” ብሎ ለመንገደኛው ጥያቄውን በጥያቄ መለሰለት፡፡ መንገደኛውም፣ “ወደ የት መሄድ እንደፈለኩ ገና አላወኩም” አለው፡፡ የቆመውም ሰው፣ “እንግዲያውስ፣ ሁለቱም ትክክለኛ መንገዶች ናቸው” በማለት ለአንዴና ለመጨረሻ ጊዜ መለሰለት፡፡ መንገደኛው፣ “የምትሄድበትን ካላወቅህ የትኛውም መንገድ ይወስድሃል” የሚልን መልእክት ተቀብሎ፣ “መልእክቱ ገብቶኛል” በሚል ዝምታ ተዋጠ፡፡ ብዙ ሰዎች በደመ-ነፍስ ነው የሚኖሩት፡፡ ከየት ተነስተው ወደ የት መሄድ እንዳለባቸው በቅጡ አያውቁትም፡፡ ወደ የት እንደሚሄዱ ማወቅ በሕይወት ላይ ያለውን ተጽእኖ በፍጹም አስበውት አያውቁም፡፡ የግብ ጉዞ የምርጫ ጉዞ ነው - “የትኛውን ጎዳና ብመርጥ ወደ ዋናው የሕይወቴ አላማና ራእይ ያደርሰኛል” የሚል ምርጫ! ግቡን በቅጡ ያላወቀ ሰው የመጣውን ያስተናግዳል፣ ወደተከፈተለት ይገባል፣ ጊዜአዊ ደስታን በሰጠው ነገር ላይ ጊዜውን ያባክናል፡፡ ሕይወት በምርጫ የተሞላች ነች፡፡ ጠዋት በስንት ሰአት ከመኝታዬ መነሳት እንዳለብኝ ከምወስነው ውሳኔ አንስቶ ማታ በስንት ሰአት ወደመኝታዬ መሄድ አለብኝ እስከሚለው ድረስ የምንመርጠው ምርጫና የምንወስነው ውሳኔ በአላማችን ላይ ጣልቃ ይገባል፡፡ “ብዙ ሰዎች የሚያስፈልጋቸው አሳ እንዳልሆነ ሳይገባቸው እድሜ ልካቸውን አሳ ሲያጠምዱ ይኖራሉ” –Henry David Thoreau “የምትፈልገውን ነገር ካልተከታተልከው አትጨብጠውም፡፡ ካልጠየክ መልሱ ሁልጊዜ የእምቢታ ነው፡፡ ወደፊት ካልተራመድክ ዘወትር ራስህን ባለህበት ታገኘዋለህ” – Nora Roberts “ግቡ አልደረስ ያለ ሲመስልህ መቀየር ያለብህ ግቡን አይደለም አደራረግህን እንጂ” By : Mihret Debebe @Get_Motivations

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​​Why Artificial Intelligence Is the Church’s Friend? “Technology is best when it brings people together.” –Matt Mullenweg When you hear the words “machine learning” and “artificial intelligence,” they still feel otherworldly. There remains a connotation that the robots are coming and they might take over if we don’t fend them off. Images of John Connor flash before our eyes. The truth is we interact with machine learning and AI in different aspects of our lives every single day and it’s really not weird at all. I get ads on my Instagram feed for something I Googled earlier that week. Amazon let’s me know that those headphone I probably want just went on sale. Spotify creates playlists for me. YouTube suggests videos based on my viewing history. ESPN lets me know who I should start on my fantasy football team in the upcoming week. Many of us use technology as a bandaid to a greater problem. The fact of the matter is that technology and data are not particularly useful by themselves. It is the human element that brings it to life and creates a personal experience by leveraging data and technology to engage people in relevant and unique ways.

​​What Does God Tell Us About Technology? Technology has been an integral part of human cultural activity throughout history. The Bible tells us of about a number of technologies, some used for good and some for evil:

 built a city (Gen. 4:17)
In a description of the lineage of Cain, we find Jubal who was "the father of all who play the harp and flute" (Gen. 4:21 NIV) and Tubal-Cain, "who forged all kinds of tools out of bronze and iron" (Gen. 4:22 NIV). Note that bronze is an alloy made from copper and tin, showing a certain sophistication in Tubal-Cain's technology of tools.
Noah was directed by God to build an ark—a large boat. Using God's direct instructions, Noah designed and built this complex structure. (Gen. 6)
The tower of Babel was a monument to man's sinful pride, which led God to confuse the languages. (Gen. 11)
Abraham and Isaac dug wells (an early civil engineering project!) in Genesis 21 and Genesis 26.
Bezalel is filled with the Spirit of God to build the tabernacle "with skill, ability and knowledge in all kinds of crafts—to make artistic designs for work in gold, silver, and bronze, to cut and set stones, to work in wood, and to engage in all kinds of craftsmanship." (Exod. 31:3–5).
Aaron fashions an idol in the form of a golden calf using a tool in Exodus 32:4.
King Solomon builds the temple in 1 Kings 6, and we learn of Huram, who is skilled in bronze work, in 1 Kings 7.
King Uzziah employs "skillful men" (engineers) in 2 Chronicles 26:15 to design machines to shoot arrows and hurl large stones. However, after Uzziah becomes powerful, his pride leads to his downfall (v. 16).
Psalm 20 examines human reliance on technology: "Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the LORD our God." (Psa. 20:7)
Isaiah prophesies that the people who go up to the mountain of the Lord will "beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks" (Isa. 2:4)
Jesus uses technology examples in the Sermon on the Mount and other parables, such as:
houses in the story of the wise and foolish builders in Matthew 7:24–27.
city gates in Matthew 7:13–14
cities and lamps in Matthew 5:14–16
fishing nets in Matthew 13:47–50
oil lamps in Matthew 25:1–13
lost coins in Luke 15:8–10
Paul communicates with the early churches by letters (which are then copied and distributed)
Paul speaks of the armor of God in Ephesians 6
History begins in the garden of Eden (Gen. 2:8) but ends with the Holy City (Rev. 21:2)

So, what might we conclude from the Bible's treatment of technology?

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What does the Bible says about #Artificial_Intelligence? Making sure we’re all on the same page an online dictionary page says… ar·ti·fi·cial in·tel·li·gence ˌärdəˈfiSHəl inˈteləjəns/ noun the theory and development of computer systems able to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and translation between languages. The Bible identifies two important sources for intelligent behavior in Genesis, the book of beginnings as divine, or godlike and qualifies such as the “creator.” The other is human, “like god,” and qualifies it as the “created.” The latter being made in the “image and likeness of God.” The original Hebrew word of “image” having to do with the bodily shape while “likeness” has to do with the intellectual, mental capacity to enable the human to think, reason and behave like God. Sound familiar? Today man has essentially done the exact same thing as what his own “creator” did. What AI is to man, man is to God. If man turn against his creator as did the machines against theirs in the sci-fi movies “Terminator” and its sequels, and that does appear to be the case presently, we can expect that man’s creator will essentially pull the plug. There will definitely be a war called “Armageddon” in which mankind will attempt to prevent this “plug pulling” from happening but to no avail. The consequences of mankind refusing to heed to his creator’s demands will result in a very high level of human “fallout” and “debris” over which a new population, howbeit greatly reduced, will build a Utopian paradise on earth for a thousand years based on agrarian principles and life styles. At the end of which another battle similar to the first will erupt against the “divine” rulers in an attempt to re-instate the old human, “freedom-to-rule-ourselves-like-we-want” and this too, will fail. It just seems that simply looking like god doesn’t guarantee that one will THINK like god. Machines are computers like men are gods. Feed them “garbage” in the form of lies, half-truths and myths then you can expect the results to be the same in both. The whole aim and purpose of God’s plan from the beginning was and always will be to harvest a brand, new SUPER RACE of gods (‘god’ = Hebrew ‘elohim’ -'ĕlôhı̂ym - el-o-heem' Plural of H433; gods in the ordinary sense; but specifically used (in the plural thus, especially with the article) of the supreme God; occasionally applied by way of deference to magistrates; and sometimes as a superlative: - angels, X exceeding, God (gods) (-dess, -ly), X (very) great, judges, X mighty.) at the end of a 1,000 year rule by a selected admininstration under the King of Kings himself, Jesus Christ. He told his 12 disciples, Luk 22:30 That ye may eat and drink at my table in my kingdom, and sit on thrones judging the twelve tribes of Israel. The years of that transition period are upon us!! The Kingdom of Man (with all of its AI machines) will crumble beneath the divine feet of the Kingdom of God! Join us for more http://t.me/Christian_TeCHs http://t.me/Christian_TeCHs Share Us your Views: @The_Project_Of_GOD Discuss with others: https://t.me/joinchat/F0djl1iDFC6MUErnbn9UWg

​​3 Ways Technology Enables the Mission of the Church The technological-ification of the church is a huge issue, and every congregation and every pastor needs to take advantage of technology in order to enable the church’s mission. I believe technology is a resource that we can use for God’s glory. Here’s three ways technology enables the church’s mission. 1. Technology Enables Communication 2. Technology Enables Community 3. Technology Enables Discipleship