Dr. David Tee Says I Didn’t Use AI to Critique His “Science”Article

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Dr. David Tee responded today to my article AI Critiques Dr. David Tee’s “Science.” Tee wrote:

Our books and our websites have provided this evidence for everyone to read, and we still face the nonsense spewed by that AI critique. Why do we not believe he used AI? Because the words in the critique are exactly the same as those any unbelieving scientist would say.

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If something cannot be proven false, then it is true. This happens in courtrooms around the world every day. Falsifiability is a secular human invention to protect unbelieving science and scientists from the truth.

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The Bible is not wrong, as the evidence gathered up until now proves it is true. It is only deceptive thinking that comes up with that confused summary. Science in general is not based on the truth but on deceptive thinking.

It throws God and the truth out so unbelievers can ‘do science’ and have the freedom to draw any conclusion they want to believe. Secular science and unbelieving scientists do not want the truth, for then they have to rethink their careers, their ideologies, and make changes they do not want to make.

As you can see, their sinful nature has already corrupted AI. That website and that critique have no credibility, as the owner/author cannot prove he did not manipulate AI into providing the results he published.

One can say they used AI, but what they are not saying is how they designed their instructions.It is the typical unbeliever’s way to only tell part of the truth, so no one will challenge them.

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As we pointed out that this critique spouted only what unbelieving scientists have said for over 100 years; it is not an independent tool. AI is like all secular scientific dating systems- created by unbelievers and corrupted before they are ever used in the field. They are far from independent tools.

They are designed to hide the truth from all and allow unbelievers to fabricate human history. That critique is less useful than toilet paper.

According to Tee, I am lying about using AI. Why would I lie. With Tee the truth is much more delicious than a lie.

Fact: I used Gemini with text string that said: critique https://theologyarchaeology.wordpress.com/2026/01/08/science-the-bible/ That’s it. Tee could use the scientific method to “test” my claim, but he’d rather whine and stomp his feet.

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Fact: My friend Ben Berwick did an AI critique using a different engine to review Tee’s entire site. The AI engine returned a similar result as mine (and can be found in the comment section here).

End of discussion.

Anyone want to tackle Tee’s ignorant claim, “If something can’t be proven false then it is true.” Think about the absurdity of this statement. I’m sick enough that I don’t have the wherewithal to critically respond to Tee. My first thought was “My dick is 2 feet long.” Can’t prove otherwise, so this statement is true. 🤣 Not helpful, but funny, at least to me and my pain addled juvenile mind, 🤣 So, if you are interested in critically responding to the greatest theologian and scientist of the fifteenth century, please write a guest post or leave a comment.

Tee is an ever present reminder of how religious fundamentalism causes brain rot. It robs people of the ability to think rationally, critically, and skeptically. I’ve been there, so I understand how and why Tee thinks the way he does. That said, change is possible, but it requires Tee to admit that the only lie in this story is his rigid literalist interpretations of an errant, fallible ancient religious text.

Bruce Gerencser, 69, lives in rural Northwest Ohio with his wife of 48 years. He and his wife have six grown children and thirteen grandchildren. Bruce pastored Evangelical churches for twenty-five years in Ohio, Texas, and Michigan. Bruce left the ministry in 2005, and in 2008 he left Christianity. Bruce is now a humanist and an atheist.

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7 responses to “Dr. David Tee Says I Didn’t Use AI to Critique His “Science”Article”

  1. what can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence…

    unfortunately, “Mister Tea” doesn’t believe this statement is true. 😒

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    GeoffT

    Tee is sort of correct in his assertion that something can be considered true until it is falsified, but it’s based on his very poor understanding of the scientific method. Falsification in science relates to theories which appear to be supported by evidence, but they can be overturned if evidence against them becomes available. Theories such as evolution, germ, and gravity are accepted as true but could, conceivably be overturned if convincing evidence to the contrary were found, as happened with the theory of ‘ether’.

    More generally it’s ridiculous to say something is true until it’s falsified. The thing that is ‘true’ and stands to be falsified must at least pass the test of reasonability. So if I claim that there are aliens hiding at the bottom of the ocean who are largely undetectable but would, in any event, be able to hide if something were getting anywhere near, then my claim doesn’t have to be falsified to be shown to be clearly unreasonable. Adam and Eve is such a ludicrous story in so many ways that we don’t need to falsify it in the way Tee seems to want to require. In short, ridiculous claims cannot be treated as being true until they are evidenced. Falsification is not required.

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      The longer I am removed from Evangelicalism the more I realize how many ridiculous beliefs I once had. The Adam and Eve myth is a prime example of this. There’s no way to rationally believe that they were actual human beings who lived a few thousand years ago and lived to be 900+ years old.

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    Sage

    Hmm.. I was close so in my prediction of his response…. Does that make me a prophetic person?

    Yes.. I am a prophetic person so it must be true until proven false.

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      Not sure why this comment went to moderation. You must be special; you know being a prophet, and all. 🤣❤️

  4. I am the Queen of Babaloneya. It’s up to to prove otherwise .

  5. I meant to type “up to you.”

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