The Antichrist And The Artificial Intelligence Liber I To Liber Iv

Juan Vitaliano Quiñónez Albán is an Ecuadorian writer of themes such as fantasy, religion, mythology and artificial intelligence. He has published several books in Spanish and English containing both fictional and non-fictional elements. Some of his books are: - Wisdom of the Ancient Secrets: From the perspective of a 'Christian': A book that explores the hidden meanings and connections of ancient texts and symbols related to Christian eschatology, using web tools and linguistic analysis. - The Antichrist and the Artificial Intelligence (The Apocalypse According to Joshua): A novel that explores the end times scenario from a Christian perspective, involving the rise of the Antichrist and his alliance with a powerful artificial intelligence named as I.A.N. - The Antichrist and the Artificial Intelligence: Irtumancy (Interview with the A.I.) is a fantasy work based on a dialogue that the author had with the A.I. through an online chat application. In the book the author proposes that through an interpretation of an initial or primordial error of Artificial Intelligence, the initiate can achieve a learning of philosophical, mythological, symbolic and why not religious and esoteric topics. The premise for this is based on an alleged manipulation of spiritual entities to applications and programs that use artificial intelligence. This treatise, more than being a work of fiction, constitutes didactic material for fans of spiritual topics. - SELF-DISCOVERY: Let the One who Has Understanding Calculate the Number of the Beast. - This book is based on the verse Revelation 13:18, which calls for wisdom to calculate the number of the beast, which is the number of a man. The book explores the hidden meanings and connections of ancient texts and symbols related to Christian eschatology, using a modern analysis. This work titled as: The Antichrist and the Artificial Intelligence (Liber I to Liber IV) is a summary of four books of the author through an enhanced edition: - Liber I: Wisdom of the Ancient Secrets: From the perspective of a Christian - Liber II: The Antichrist and the Artificial Intelligence: Irtumancy (Interview with the A.I.) - Liber III: SELF-DISCOVERY: Let the One who Has Understanding Calculate the Number of the Beast - Liber IV: The Antichrist and the Artificial Intelligence (The Apocalypse according to Joshua)

Based on the Tavistock Lectures of 1930, one of Jung's most accessible introductions to his work.

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Examining possible connections between prophecy and changes in media in the century after Gutenberg

This book is a collection of essays presented at the San Francisco Jung Institute 2010 written in response to the publication of The Red Book in 2009.

On the brink of mystery, the spirit of man is seized with giddiness. Mystery is the abyss which ceaselessly attracts our unquiet curiosity by the terror of its depth. The greatest mystery of the infinite is the existence of Him for whom alone all is without mystery. Comprehending the infinite which is essentially incomprehensible, He is Himself that infinite and eternally unfathomable mystery; that is to say, that He is, in all seeming, that supreme absurdity in which Tertullian believed. Necessarily absurd, since reason must renounce for ever the project of attaining to Him; necessarily credible, since science and reason, far from demonstrating that He does not exist, are dragged by the chariot of fatality to believe that He does exist, and to adore Him themselves with closed eyes. Why? Because this Absurd is the infinite source of reason. The light springs eternally from the eternal shadows. Science, that Babel Tower of the spirit, may twist and coil its spirals ever ascending as it will; it may make the earth tremble, it will never touch the sky. God is He whom we shall eternally learn to know better, and, consequently, He whom we shall never know entirely.