If ChatGPT can write a sermon based purely on mimicry, the real question is: Why can't rabbis write a better sermon than ChatGPT?

When it comes to sitting down to write a sermon, said the Rev. Karyn Wiseman, who is on the education and technology committee at United Lutheran Seminary, generative AI can be a brainstorming ...

(RNS) —From divinity school hallways to organized seminars to governing bodies, professors of the art of preaching are considering about what AI means their students.

Rabbi Joshua Franklin told ChatGPT to write him a 1,000-word sermon about intimacy and vulnerability. Franklin told his congregation he was "deathly afraid" when applause broke out after his sermon.

Rabbi Joshua Franklin told ChatGPT to write him a 1,000-word sermon about intimacy and vulnerability. Franklin told his congregation he was "deathly afraid" when applause broke out after his sermon.

A pastor in Austin used ChatGPT to write a sermon as he grapples with whether robots can be used to channel God.

Rabbi Joshua Franklin told ChatGPT to write him a 1,000-word sermon about intimacy and vulnerability. Franklin told his congregation he was "deathly afraid" when applause broke out after his sermon.