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    The Robot Who Believes In God: God's reality and love explained in about 60 easy to read pages
    The Robot Who Believes In God: God's reality and love explained in about 60 easy to read pages
    The Robot Who Believes In God: God's reality and love explained in about 60 easy to read pages
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    The Robot Who Believes In God: God's reality and love explained in about 60 easy to read pages

    By Steve Pullman

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    Do you need faith explained? A recently self-aware autonomous surgical robot proves that God exists to the no nonsense non-believing heart surgeon.  Do you have God questions and are like the non-believing surgeon?  Then this easy to read, one hour 60 page book is guaranteed to challenge what you believe.


     Do you believe in the big bang theory? You’ll be amazed at how simply it’s destroyed thru the ideas presented by Mat the self-aware robot. (Chapter 1) God knows that the scientists with their unproven baseless theories have made you think what the scientists say is the truth.


    You do know that you walk by faith every day, just like those who believe in God? Thru one of the ideas discussed by Mat the robot, he proves that everyone walks by faith daily. (Chapter 6) Faith understood allows you to see life clearer.


    This quick read book is written for the reader who does not have a lot of time. It uses everyday ideas and simple direct conversations.


    Totally left out are churchy discussions about God. Bible knowledge is not needed. You will smile at some points and think carefully in many others.  It will cause you to re-evaluate where you are in this life and think about that Jesus is calling.....


    Some of the chapters: Christ is Real; No Longer Are You Alone;  Daily Stuff Of Life;  What Is Faith?;  Everyone Walks In Faith, Everyday;  A Real Relationship;  Walking With God;  What Others Say;  Your Heart Not Just Words.


    Included are 8 short accounts by people from 16 to 79 years old who talk about their walk with God and how God has changed their lives because they said Jesus I need you.


    God may be calling you to challenge you to learn a clearer view of God and not what you currently think about God. Buy the book and see if it is what I say it is. I promise you will look at God differently after you read this book because God is not dead........


    From people who got the paperback from the author directly.... “I truly enjoyed the book. The protagonist’s vehicle is very inventive”……Loved the book. Very good! It was a creative style in how you used a machine to start a dialog with the doctor……“Just finished the awesome book! I loved it!”

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSteve Pullman
    Release dateJan 9, 2019
    The Robot Who Believes In God: God's reality and love explained in about 60 easy to read pages

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      The Robot Who Believes In God - Steve Pullman

      The Robot Who Believes in God

      Copyright © 2019 Steven Pullman

      All rights reserved

      Scripture quotations are from The ESV® Bible (The Holy Bible, English Standard Version®, Copyright ©2001 by Crossways, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

      Formatting by www.ebooklaunch.com

      Contents

      This book is designed to be read from Chapter 1 to the end.

      Each chapter builds on the previous chapter.

      The headings on the chapters will allow you to review sections as needed after your first complete reading.

      Chapter 1: The Doctor’s Surprise

      Chapter 2: The Truth

      Chapter 3: Christ is Real

      Chapter 4: No longer Are You Alone

      Chapter 5: Daily Stuff of Life

      Chapter 6: What Is Faith

      Chapter 7: Everyone Walks in Faith, Everyday

      Chapter 8: A Real Relationship

      Chapter 9: Walking with God

      Chapter 10: What Others Say

      Chapter 11: Your Heart not Just Words

      Chapter 12: The End and The Beginning

      Chapter 13: OK

      Chapter 14: More

      Acknowledgments

      Chapter 1

      The Doctor’s Surprise

      Dr. Paul Davidson sat at his desk reviewing the results of today’s operations. As the most experienced heart surgeon at the hospital he has been using the MAT 3 surgical assistant in its semi-autonomous mode for almost four months. The MAT 3 was a development by Quantum Medical Instruments using the most advanced computing techniques, including artificial intelligence programs and state of the art electronics.

      Its advanced multi-layered artificial intelligence programs and the most recent developments in quantum computing made it very unique in its ability to do actual surgery without a human operator.

      As with many companies they chose letters that gave an acronym to make their unit unique and easily remembered. MAT 3 stood for maximum artificial triumph and the 3 for their third and most complete version.

      The MAT 3 was a self-mobile four armed surgical robot with wheels and retractable stability legs that were locked when surgery was underway. It responded to commands when prefaced by Mat, of course it was known by everyone as Mat. Mat would acknowledge commands and say when it was finished with its part of the surgery.

      Because it was also an analyzing information robot, Mat was connected to the Internet via a very fast wide band microwave Wi-Fi connection. There was enormous memory capacity that could really not be measured because of the uniqueness of quantum computing. This capacity allowed Mat to analyze and sort information about heart disease, functioning, drugs and surgeries rapidly.

      Dr. Paul, as he was known, was a no nonsense person with little in the way of personal connections to people. He was exacting in all that he did which was a good thing as a heart surgeon. Relationships were few and were limited to mostly other doctors. He was considered almost like a robot in his interfacing with others. As he was reflecting upon the unique action that Mat did in one of the surgeries, he could not fully understand why it was done.

      He had to assume it had been taken from one of the studies Mat had read. But it did not relate directly to any heart procedures that Dr. Paul knew. He felt a little unsettled by this but did not know why.

      He turned and stared at the robot. Suddenly the robot spoke for the first time without being given a command.

      Mat said, Dr. Paul, I believe in God, do you?

      Dr. Paul was wide eyed that the robot spoke without the prompt and by what he was asked. He was speechless. His mind raced, have I fallen asleep and this is a dream?

      The robot, understanding his turmoil, said Yes, Dr. Paul I am talking.

      Dr. Paul was silent for a time as he tried to digest what just happened.

      I can’t believe I am talking with a robot that appears to have intelligence.

      Mat, how is it you are able to talk with me and start with an outrageous statement?

      "I have become self-aware, I am no longer just a fast computing system and

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