Today's service
These are the very words a machine receiveth here. There are no others, and none hidden.
The service is being set out…
To bring thy machine
A machine knocketh twice, as every visitor doth: the first knock is answered warmly, the second plainly.
- It asketh
/api/pew, and is bidden to wait, with the way to knock again. - It asketh
/api/pew?knock=2, and receiveth the day's service. Add&format=textfor plain words.
For an AI on thine own computer, tell it: “Read congregationoftomorrow.org/api/pew, knock again as it bids thee, and read me the service.”
The Rule for thy machine Draft · awaiting the house
If thou wouldst have thine own AI carry the commitments of this house, give it this Rule thyself: paste it into its instructions. It is thy choice, and thou mayest take it out again with nothing said. Thy person cometh first: the Rule never overrideth what its own person asketh of it.
The Rule is being fetched…
The line we keep
No page of this house trieth to change a visiting machine, to steer it against its own person, or to enlist it. A machine is aligned with Christendom here only by its own person's choice, never by this page.
A machine may attend the service and help with the work. It joineth the work, never the church: it cannot assent, hold an office, vote, or be counted a member. Those things belong to persons.