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From Lamech to Bezalel: Biblical Reflections on the Polyvalence of “Technology”. In this regard, there is a natural conversation between transhumanism and Christianity. To begin a substantive conversation with transhumanism, a re-conception of “technology” is needed, one that expands our understanding and can provide criteria for evaluating its function in our lives. This chap

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Dragons and Dog-Headed Saints: Some Medieval Perspectives on the Significance of the Human Formops, pygmies, dog-headed people, headless people with giant faces on their torsos, and the like. Several medieval Christians, including Augustine, either believed that these creatures existed in the far-off corners of the earth or at least countenanced the possibility of their existence. Medieval Ch

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“When That Which Is Perfect Is Come”: Henry Drummond and “The Changed Life”n and technological innovations need not be dehumanizing if we give appropriate attention to our inmost being, or consciousness. This chapter considers aspects of Drummond’s theological anthropology and argues that his basic spiritual discipline—which influenced various twentieth-century nonviolent

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Christianity’s Rigged Debate with Transhumanismded the foundation for scientific discovery and technological progress since Antiquity. Only recently has Christianity come to be associated with irrationality, and only because a number of political and philosophical maneuvers removed Christianity from scientific and political power. Now Christiani

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The , and the n the “image” and “likeness” of God. It considers a version of that teaching that is seemingly as permissive as could be about “transhumanist technologies,” and concludes that even that version places significant limits on the pursuit and adoption of such technologies. Those limits are far more rest

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