Titlebook: Christian Perspectives on Transhumanism and the Church; Chips in the Brain, Steve Donaldson,Ron Cole-Turner Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if ap

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Epilogue: The Church—Bigger Bangs Are Comingntervention, no meaningful transformation is possible. If the church is to fulfill its mission, it cannot be via “business as usual,” following historic trends merely to react to exigencies of the moment. Recognizing that we are never where we are meant to be, the church has a significant opportunity to lead the way forward.

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2945-6592 rs how technology can help or harm genuine spiritual transfo.Christians have always been concerned with enhancement—now they are faced with significant questions about how technology can help or harm genuine spiritual transformation. What makes traditional and technological enhancement different fro

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The Premature Demise of the Soul,gies,” and concludes that even that version places significant limits on the pursuit and adoption of such technologies. Those limits are far more restrictive than the limits (if any) acknowledged by prominent transhumanists, particularly those with a specific focus on proposals aimed at substantially lengthening the average human lifespan.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20992-7 kind of ambiguity of the body at the heart of its metaphysical assumptions. I show that these metaphysical assumptions are committed to a power ontology, and that this power ontology is fundamentally at odds with the traditional Christian lifeworld.

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Gregg P. Macey,Jonathan Z. Cannonch sees these changes as fundamentally destructive of the good life. I show that one cannot view a transhuman future as simply either good or bad. One’s view must, instead, fall not between, but outside, these two poles.

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Will the Transhuman Future Be Good or Bad for Humanity?ch sees these changes as fundamentally destructive of the good life. I show that one cannot view a transhuman future as simply either good or bad. One’s view must, instead, fall not between, but outside, these two poles.

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