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AI can sing you the whole Bible as a sea shanty. But should Christians use it?

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By Daniel Johnson
| Christianity Magazine Verified
Thanks to the power of AI, you can now listen to the whole Bible sung in the style of a sea shanty, hard rock or a Gregorian chant. It’s not to everyone’s taste, says Daniel Johnson, but its heart is in the right place Source: Lumni.ai A sea shanty worship band, as imagined by AI Have you ever wondered what the words of Deuteronomy would sound like if they were sung in the style of a sea shanty? Or perhaps you’d like a modern country version of Philemon? Maybe a hip hop rendition of Lamentations?
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TSX rises 1.5% amid basic materials gains, U.S. stock markets also higher

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By Daniel Johnson
| The Albertan
TORONTO — Canada’s main stock index rose 1.5 per cent Thursday, helped by gains in materials and technology stocks, as U.S. markets also gained ground. The S&P/TSX composite index was up 541.51 points at 36,633.12. Allan Small, senior investment adviser at iA Private Wealth, said that the materials sector benefited from gains in gold prices, which rose on the back of U.S. interest rate expectations. The December gold contract was up US$125.30 at US$4,539.90 an ounce.
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'We will lose a lot of our annual crops': B.C. farmers face losses due to wildfires

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By Daniel Johnson
| The Albertan
Ella Braden, the owner of Braden Hill Orchard & Farm, says she was on vacation when wildfires roared through Summerland, B.C. She had to get in touch with friends to close up the farm, who were able to give her flock of chickens and ducks the best chance of survival by leaving lots of water and opening a back door so they could escape if needed. Her friends also shut off the irrigation system, closed windows and evacuated her daughter's pet rabbit.
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