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It does seem lacking a bit...

So, I was "discussing" this with Chat GPT a few minutes ago and I got a response from it that I think really does an excellent job of...

The Septuagint (LXX) is a Greek translation of the Old Testament. It was already centuries old at the time of Christ and so, of course...

Speaking of Chat GPT... Does anyone here agree with me that GPT 5 totally sucks compared to 4o?

So, I was "discussing" this with Chat GPT a few minutes ago and I got a response from it that I think really does an excellent job of...

I am guessing Paul's letters are not included. And I have read it was about several centuries old at the time of Christ. I wold say no.

Using literal words figuratively. A falling away being a departure works.

Well, I've thought of that but it doesn't quite work because the normal use of "apostasia" had a negative conotation to it and implied a...

The Septuagint (LXX) is a Greek translation of the Old Testament. It was already centuries old at the time of Christ and so, of course...

Using literal words figuratively. A falling away being a departure works.

Here we have Irenaeus in the second century talking about ancient copies of the Apocalypse. We also have Victorinus and Eusebius not...

I don't understand. Are you saying the GPT denies that the word "apostasia" is used in II Thes. 2:3? Surely not. Please explain. Also...

I don't understand. Are you saying the GPT denies that the word "apostasia" is used in II Thes. 2:3? Surely not. Please explain. Also...

It's not decisive but it's really persuasive to see the Septuagint's usage of Greek words that are also used in the New Testament...

Hiding a Christmas Pickle. https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Christmas_pickle