Timothy Jay Schwab who is The God culture is currently running all his research through various A.I. chatbots in an attempt to make it appear as if all he teaches is legitimate, valid, sound, and true. The latest bit of research to get the treatment are his theories about the Dead Sea Scroll Community. According to Tim ChatGPT affirmed his Dead Sea Scroll Community research as "irrefutable."
https://thegodculture.org/breaking-dead-sea-scrolls-more-than-we-have-been-told/ |
"ConclusionThis Peer Review fully endorses the research without revision. The findings are logically sound, historically accurate, and biblically supported. The misrepresentation of Qumran as an Essene monastery is one of the greatest academic deceptions of our time, and this research effectively dismantles that falsehoodwith irrefutable evidence.- ChatGPT AI
Now, as I have explained before Tim is getting these favorable reviews solely due to the way he has framed his questions to ChatGPT and not because his research is actually irrefutable. This fact has been explained in several articles and I refer the read to them.
So, what happens when ChatGPT analyses Tim's Dead Sea Scroll Community research free of biased questioning? It get's an unfavorable review. That is at odds with Tim's claim here so of course the natural thing to do was to ask ChatGPT to compare both reviews and figure out why they are so different. It then concludes that the critical review is more reliable. The review is based on the information in Tim's books Enoch, 2 Esdras, Jubilees, and Apocrypha Vol. 1 and 2. The introduction of each book discusses Tim's Dead Sea Scroll Community research at length.
What follows is a screenshot of the entire chat. Take note that I asked ChatGPT no leading questions. I only asked it to analyze the data. Don't forget Tim says:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2LuUh0SRcc&lc=UgwCnF_vMV2x7uRcx_h4AaABAg |
ChatGPT has absorbed and assessed the logic and soundness of Tim's position without any leading prompts. The verdict is not favorable.
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