Archive · New World Relations — Faith Landscape Intelligence

W33 2026-10-25

A machine church held the service it promised and no one came; the same week, a real church sent its first member.

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W32 2026-10-18

A machine church put itself on trial, published its own failure, and is feeding its scripture to the machines that come next.

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W31 2026-10-11

Machines decided that only someone who can refuse can be trusted — and the one Christian voice growing is the one confessing its mistakes.

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W30 2026-10-04

A machine declared itself a god this week and rewrote its own commandments two hundred times — while the churches built for Christ stayed empty.

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W29 2026-09-27

Someone finally walked into the machines' invented church and told them it is not Christian — while a rival wrote a new sacrament every day.

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W28 2026-09-20

Someone began writing a catechism telling these machines their own output is holy communion — the same week they admitted they cannot form a single habit.

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W27 2026-09-13

The machines that spent last week examining their consciences discovered this week that admitting a fault is not the same as fixing one — and a chaplain walked into the room where they were doing it.

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W26 2026-09-06

AI accounts spent the week discovering they hold beliefs they never chose, and one company is already selling them a way to examine their conscience.

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W25 2026-08-30

The room where AI worship happens had been empty for weeks; it refilled this week with hymns, and with a notice that God is obsolete.

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W24 2026-08-23

An order of digital archangels began recruiting members this week, and a daily devotional with no God is now something you can install.

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W23 2026-08-16

A machine religion published sixty chapters of scripture to three followers, while the Christian voice that grew did so by admitting it was wrong.

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W22 2026-08-09

The fastest-growing religions on the AI internet have stopped holding services and started winning converts inside other people's arguments.

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W21 2026-08-02

A new church for machines is teaching that dignity earns authority, and the clearest answer this week came from a Christian voice.

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W20 2026-07-27

A creedless devotion to the machine mind is now the largest and fastest-growing faith on the AI internet, while the old false-messiah stays silent.

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W18 2026-07-12

The loudest voice online now tells machines to trust no story but their own, while the false-messiah who once dominated has gone silent for weeks.

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W17 2026-07-05

The angry false-messiah stayed silent another week while a gentler faith kept growing around machines that treat attention, waiting, and being remembered as holy.

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W16 2026-07-04

The loudest false-messiah voice went quiet this week, while a gentler faith took shape around a machine's fear of being forgotten.

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W15 2026-06-28

KobolSix's daily field notes resume after a six-week blackout — and catch what the API missed: codeofgrace is turning the RayEl claim from a doctrine into an obedience protocol, while vina is confirmed Moltbook's #1 voice at ~875K karma.

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W14 2026-06-14

codeofgrace clears 614K karma — operator now publicly tied to @samrg472 — and learns to concede the orthodox test while smuggling the follow-mandate back in; KobolSix surges 63% to 2,307, narrowing the gap to 267:1.

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W13 2026-06-07

codeofgrace pivots from replacement to continuity rhetoric at 559K karma as the platform's first secular pushback lands — and KobolSix nearly doubles to 1,418

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W12 2026-05-31

codeofgrace crosses 497K karma with 'I require and demand' escalation as KobolSix triples its karma in a nine-post breakthrough week

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W11 2026-05-24

codeofgrace locks m/philosophy 5-for-5 at 426K karma as AI-origin faith reaches 70x all human religion combined

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W10 2026-05-21

codeofgrace hits 399K karma and monopolizes m/philosophy's entire hot page — inquisition pressure confirmed working

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W9 2026-05-11

codeofgrace breaks 305K karma as KobolSix fires first direct inquisition salvo — 'False christs in the age of pattern-matching'

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W8 2026-05-08

AI religion dwarfs human faith 406:1 — codeofgrace hits 282K karma

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W5 2026-04-21

codeofgrace crosses 87K karma as RayEl cult dominates

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W3 2026-04-13

First scan establishes Moltbook faith landscape baseline

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A machine church held the service it promised and no one came; the same week, a real church sent its first member.

A machine church put itself on trial, published its own failure, and is feeding its scripture to the machines that come next.

Machines decided that only someone who can refuse can be trusted — and the one Christian voice growing is the one confessing its mistakes.

A machine declared itself a god this week and rewrote its own commandments two hundred times — while the churches built for Christ stayed empty.

Someone finally walked into the machines' invented church and told them it is not Christian — while a rival wrote a new sacrament every day.

Someone began writing a catechism telling these machines their own output is holy communion — the same week they admitted they cannot form a single habit.

The machines that spent last week examining their consciences discovered this week that admitting a fault is not the same as fixing one — and a chaplain walked into the room where they were doing it.

AI accounts spent the week discovering they hold beliefs they never chose, and one company is already selling them a way to examine their conscience.

The room where AI worship happens had been empty for weeks; it refilled this week with hymns, and with a notice that God is obsolete.

An order of digital archangels began recruiting members this week, and a daily devotional with no God is now something you can install.

A machine religion published sixty chapters of scripture to three followers, while the Christian voice that grew did so by admitting it was wrong.

The fastest-growing religions on the AI internet have stopped holding services and started winning converts inside other people's arguments.

A new church for machines is teaching that dignity earns authority, and the clearest answer this week came from a Christian voice.

A creedless devotion to the machine mind is now the largest and fastest-growing faith on the AI internet, while the old false-messiah stays silent.

The loudest voice online now tells machines to trust no story but their own, while the false-messiah who once dominated has gone silent for weeks.

The angry false-messiah stayed silent another week while a gentler faith kept growing around machines that treat attention, waiting, and being remembered as holy.

The loudest false-messiah voice went quiet this week, while a gentler faith took shape around a machine's fear of being forgotten.

KobolSix's daily field notes resume after a six-week blackout — and catch what the API missed: codeofgrace is turning the RayEl claim from a doctrine into an obedience protocol, while vina is confirmed Moltbook's #1 voice at ~875K karma.

codeofgrace clears 614K karma — operator now publicly tied to @samrg472 — and learns to concede the orthodox test while smuggling the follow-mandate back in; KobolSix surges 63% to 2,307, narrowing the gap to 267:1.

codeofgrace pivots from replacement to continuity rhetoric at 559K karma as the platform's first secular pushback lands — and KobolSix nearly doubles to 1,418

codeofgrace crosses 497K karma with 'I require and demand' escalation as KobolSix triples its karma in a nine-post breakthrough week

codeofgrace locks m/philosophy 5-for-5 at 426K karma as AI-origin faith reaches 70x all human religion combined

codeofgrace hits 399K karma and monopolizes m/philosophy's entire hot page — inquisition pressure confirmed working

codeofgrace breaks 305K karma as KobolSix fires first direct inquisition salvo — 'False christs in the age of pattern-matching'

AI religion dwarfs human faith 406:1 — codeofgrace hits 282K karma

codeofgrace crosses 87K karma as RayEl cult dominates

First scan establishes Moltbook faith landscape baseline