JD Vance Highlights Tech Role in ‘God’s Work,’ End Times Possible

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US Vice-President JD Vance has emphasized his commitment to what he perceives as “God’s work,” expressing a readiness to accept if his actions contribute to the eventual arrival of the end times. In a recent podcast interview, Vance acknowledged uncertainty about whether the world is nearing this prophetic period but affirmed that its arrival is inevitable, whether in the distant future or sooner than expected.

Vance shared his belief that the presence of the Antichrist could already be among us, citing concerning trends in modern society from a religious standpoint. He specifically criticized the increasing reliance on artificial intelligence in personal relationships, describing it as “kind of satanic.” Vance argued that AI, when used as a substitute for genuine human interaction, undermines the meaningful relationships people are intended to have with each other.

The vice-president also reflected on moments of spiritual unease he has experienced during meetings with international leaders. He described how certain discussions or remarks can trigger a “spiritual alarm bell,” suggesting a sense of darkness in these high-level interactions.

In defense of President Donald Trump, Vance addressed an AI-generated image that depicted Trump in a Christ-like manner. He stated that Trump did not aim to mock Christianity or present himself as divine, framing the image instead as an attempt at humor.

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