Participants:Teacher, Robot, Girl, Girl1, Girl2, Boy1 & Boy2
(Scene: Sunday school)
Teacher: Good morning children!
Students: Good morning!
Teacher: Do you want to learn a new chorus today?
Students: YES
Teacher: OK we will sing a very old hymn today. It is hymn no 92 Amazing grace..
Amazing grace! How sweet the sound
that saved a wretch like me!
I once was lost, but now am found;
was blind, but now I see.
'Twas grace that taught my heart to fear,
and grace my fears relieved;
how precious did that grace appear
the hour I first believed.
(as the students sing the chorus, Girl enters along with a Robo t)
Girl: Good morning Teacher, I am sorry for being late.
Teacher: Good morning to you, but who is this new gay?
Girl: This is a Robo t that can speak and understand.
Teacher: A Robo t! For what?
Girl: He can remember all the verses of the Bible. And I want to learn the Bible with the help of this Robot.
Girl1: Can he speak?
Girl: Yes Girl1; If you allow him to join the Sunday school he would be an asset for our Sunday School.
Teacher: Wait. Let me check. What is your name?
Robot: My name is.. Robo t, my name is ..Robo t
Girl2: but this is a machine, what can we teach him?
Robot: I am not … just a machine. It can think the same way…. you think.
Teacher: ok, ok please come in and take you seats.
Robot: I can’t sit… I will stand
Teacher: Shall we continue our hymn?
Children: yes.
(as the children sing, Robot reads the song)
Teacher: Girl, your Robo t cannot sing the song, he is reading it.
Girl: Sorry Madam, he may not sing well. But he is very intelligent.
Robot: you did not give me a song sheet… yet I was singing.
Boy2: amazing! How could you do that?
Teacher: Did you hear this chorus before?
Robot: No.. no… I can read from your paper..
Boy1: hi girl, is he studying in a school?
Girl1: No dear, his brain is full of information, all information a human can have in his life.
Robot: I hate schools
Boy2: can I ask him some questions?
Teacher: That’s a good idea! We will test him.
Robot: Do you want to… test my strength? (shows his muscles)
Girl2: No no, your intelligence
Robot: I am ready… please start
Teacher: Ok, shall I ask you questions?
Children: Yes, madam.
Robot: I will also ask… questions.
Teacher: You can ask later; children, keep your Bibles closed.
Robot: ha ha ha… ha ha ha!
Girl1: why are you laughing?
Robot: ha ha ha… the Bible is in my mind.
Boy1: What do you mean?
Girl: Yes, the Bible is stored in his memory
Girl1: Anyhow let us see who wins.
Teacher: Are you ready? I am going to start the quiz now.
Girls: YES
Robot: you can ask ….any thing… Any time!
Teacher: the first question: Who was the..
Robot: David… David
Girl1: Well, she did not complete the question!
Robot: I can …. read from your paper.
Girl: Isn’t my Robot very smart?
Girl2: wow, how can we compete with this machine?
Boy1: I think he has a laser eye.
Teacher: hay don’t worry; (to the Robot) you turn back; don’t look here!
Boy2: I wish I could take him for my school exams!
Robot: I hate schools.. (turns to the other side)
Teacher: OK, All of you now listen to the next question:
Girl1: (to Robot , hay don’t look again)
Teacher: How many verses are there in the Bible?
Robot: (turns forward) 31,101 verses…783,137 words… 3,566,480 letters
Boy1: Waw.. how can we remember all these things?
Girl: He can count it any time.
Robot: Now I will ask.. the next question.
Teacher: Ok, but it should be from the Bible.
Robot: Ok.. Ok.. Name the car…. used by the Apostles?
Girl2: Car used by the Apostles? In those days there were no motor vehicles.
Robot: Wrong.. wrong ha ha ha..
Boy1: It is not mentioned in the Bible.
Robot: It is … it is.
Boy2: I have never read about a car in the Bible
Girl: You may not. Because you read only psalms, no?
Teacher: What is the answer, you say.
Robot: Accord… Accord ha..ha..ha
Girl2: But where is it written?
Robot: Acts 5…. verse 12 “they were with … one accord in…. Solomon’s porch”
Teacher: O, very smart! Do you have any more questions?
Robot: Yes.. yes; who broke the 10 commandments first?
Boy1: The Israelites.
Robot: Wrong.. wrong ha ha ha..
Girl2: Aaron .
Robot: Wrong..Wrong
Boy2: Then you say the answer,
Robot: Moses himself.. when he threw the tablets ha.. ha.. ha
Boy1: he is asking all foolish questions
Girl2: It’s our turn now…
Teacher: Yes you can ask him
Boy2: Ask him some hard questions
Girl1: Ok, listen the question- How can we be born again?
Robot: Error…error…. Logic error..
Teacher: What is the error in this question?
Robot: there is only … one birth. Next is death.
Teacher: Girl, your machine has only intelligence. No common sense.
Girl: Madam, he is not a born again Robot; that’s why I bought him here.
Robot: Tell me the answer… how can a man be born again?
Teacher: Girl1, tell him the answer.
Girl1: We must accept Jesus as our personal savior.
Robot: Accept… Jesus… savior…… logic error…
Girl2: Jesus died on the cross for the sinners
Robot (rotates) Error .. Error…
Boy2: And he rose again on the third day.
Robot: LOGIC ERROR… LOGIC ERROR …(moves forward and hits the wall. Walks without balance and stops)
Girl: Oh, what’s happening to my Robot!
Robot: I am dead! I need to be born again.
Teacher: See, he has good knowledge about bible, but cannot accept the truth in it.
Boy1: Girl, you said the Bible is stored in his memory!
Girl: Yes, but…. I thought he would believe it!
Teacher: He may have the whole Bible in his memory. But it is only by God’s grace any one can believe in Christ’s death and resurrection.
Boy2: God has given his grace only to the humans, not even to animals!
Girl1: We must thank God for giving us the grace to believe Him.
Teacher: Girl, you tried to study the Bible with the help of this machine. But it failed. Now try studying with the help of God’s Grace.
Girl: Yes madam, I will never go after the intelligence of this world. Please pray for me.
Teacher: This is what we sang a few minutes ago - about the amazing grace of our God. Shall we sing it again?
'Twas grace that taught my heart to fear,
and grace my fears relieved;
how precious did that grace appear
the hour I first believed.
Through many dangers, toils, and snares,
I have already come;
'tis grace hath brought me safe thus far,
and grace will lead me home.
Amazing grace! How sweet the sound
that saved a wretch like me!
I once was lost, but now am found;
was blind, but now I see.