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Definition: Artificialness in Christianity refers to human inventions or creations that are not natural or divine, but rather man-made or created by humans. Examples might include technology, art, science, language, food, clothing, music, etc., which are all considered artificial entities and cannot be explained solely by a deity or spiritual entity.
Definition: "Artificiality" is a term in religious texts that refers to human-made or fabricated elements that are not naturally existing, but artificially created. Definition: In the Bible, "artificialness" typically means something that has been artificially created (in contrast to nature's original creation), such as man-made objects or machines. It describes how humans have manipulated natural processes to create and control things in ways that are not true to their inherent qualities. This term often evokes an image of human ingenuity, which is often associated with the idea of creation over God. In more modern times, "artificiality" has become a metaphor for technology or artificial intelligence being developed through deliberate manipulation rather than natural evolution, similar to how we can create tools and machines to perform tasks that are not possible naturally.