We live in interesting, uncertain, and confusing times in which the human species is subject
to massive technologization. New scientific advances and the emergence of new …

Transhumanism–the proposition that human beings should use technology to transcend the
limitations of the body and brain–is a product of the Enlightenment humanist tradition. As a …

Transhumanism is a slippery term. It was originally coined in the mid-twentieth century by
Julian Huxley to capture the evolutionary possibilities of the human (Tirosh-Samuelson; see …

Posthumanism and transhumanism emerge in the early twenty‐first century in response to
the humanism of the modern Western Enlightenment. Posthumanism criticizes humanism's …

In broadest terms, transhumanism is the view that humans should (or should be permitted to)
use technology to remake human nature (Bostrom, 2001, Walker, 2002b). It is believed that …

According to the intellectual and cultural movement of transhumanism, human beings are in
the early stages of development, and it encourages the use of modern science to radically …

When one is thinking about God, one is thinking about how one ought to relate to another.
The ethical concerns of transhumanism include the just distribution of technologies of …

Mary Midgley writes in her book, The Myths We Live By, that “We are accustomed to think of
myths as the opposite of science. But in fact they are a central part of it: the part that decides …

The emergent course of technology is at once explicable and baffling. It has precipitated
questions about a shifting human paradigm that remain unanswered by postmodernism …

In this paper I lay out a basic framework for relating religion and transhumanism. I argue that
both religion and transhumanism begin conceptually as reactions to a particular deflationary …