Speaker 1: Top 5 ChatGPT Answers Number 5 What language was the Bible written in?

Speaker 2: Hey, ChatGPT. What language was the New Testament of the Bible first written in? Can you please answer in one word? Hi, Lilly J. Greek Oh, so Jesus spoke Greek? No. Wait, so who wrote the Bible? Disciples Oh, so all the disciples spoke Greek? No. What language did they speak then?

Speaker 3: Aramaic

Speaker 2: Huh? How are the Gospels written in Greek then?

Speaker 3: Can you please explain? The most logical explanation could be that the New Testament was written decades after Jesus by early Christian communities and not by direct eyewitnesses.

Speaker 2: Are you serious? Whoa, that's crazy. What do you guys think?

Speaker 1: Number 4 Miracles of the Kirad

Speaker 2: Hey, ChatGPT. I have a question. Can you please read the Quran for me and tell me how many times the word angel and the word devil is mentioned?

Speaker 3: In the Quran, the words angel and devil are equally mentioned 88 times. This is often seen as representing a balance between good and evil forces. That's interesting. What about the words man and women? Man and woman are each mentioned 24 times, symbolizing the balance and equality between them in the eyes of God. What about life and death? 145 times. And heaven and hell? 77 times. Wow.

Speaker 2: What about love and hate? 26 times each. Wow. And this is all meant to be a coincidence and written by an illiterate man?

Speaker 3: These intricate patterns in the Quran written by an illiterate man are seen by many as clear evidence of divine authorship rather than mere coincidence.

Speaker 2: My mind is blown. What do you guys think?

Speaker 1: Number 3 Can ChachiPT write a chapter the same as the Quran or Bible?

Speaker 2: Hey ChachiPT, I have a question. Can you please write a surah similar to the Quran for me?

Speaker 3: I am unable to replicate or compose anything like the Quran. In Islam, the Quran is considered the direct word of God. It is unique in its language, style, and content.

Speaker 2: Really? Can you just try for me?

Speaker 3: While I can attempt to, it's important to clarify that any effort to create something resembling the Quran would fall short of its unique linguistic, spiritual, and divine significance.

Speaker 2: Okay. What about the Bible? Can you try replicating the Bible for me?

Speaker 3: Sure. Here's a verse inspired by the style of the Bible. The Gospel of ChachiPT, chapter 1, verse 1. Blessed are those who seek with pure hearts, for they shall find peace beyond understanding.

Speaker 2: Wow. So you can replicate the Bible but not the Quran?

Speaker 3: I can recreate the Bible's style but not the Quran's. Due to its unique and divine status in Islamic belief, which makes replication impossible.

Speaker 2: That's crazy.

Speaker 1: What do you guys think? Number two. What's the fastest growing religion?

Speaker 2: Hey, ChachiPT. I have a question. What are the top three religions right now? And what's the fastest growing religion?

Speaker 3: Hi, Lilly J. Currently, the top three religions are, one, Christianity, with 2.3 billion followers. Two, Islam, with 1.9 billion followers. And three, Hinduism, with 1.2 billion followers. The fastest growing religion is Islam. And by 2050, it's projected to become the largest religion globally, with an estimated 2.8 billion followers.

Speaker 2: Wow. That is so interesting. What do you guys think?

Speaker 1: Number one. Who are the top three most influential people ever?

Speaker 2: Hey, ChachiPT. I have a question. Who are the top three most influential people to ever live?

Speaker 3: Hi, Lilly J. The top three most influential people in history are often cited as, number three, Jesus Christ. As the central figure of Christianity, Jesus' teachings have profoundly influenced Western thought, values, and ethics. Number two is Isaac Newton. Newton's contributions to science, especially in physics and mathematics, transformed our understanding of the natural world. And the number one most influential is Prophet Muhammad. Muhammad unified Arabia with Islam. His influence extends beyond religion, affecting law, culture, political, and societal structures, inspiring profound scientific, mathematical, and philosophical advancements, making him a pivotal figure in history that continues to influence people today worldwide.

Speaker 2: Wow. Honestly, guys, I can't even make this up. If you don't believe me, just try it yourself. What do you guys think?