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Two Wings of a Bird: Radical Life Extension from a Buddhist Perspective,gine that in the near- and long-term future, human beings will continue to experience an increasing prolongation of healthy life spans. Canonical Buddhist texts—including sūtras, tantras, and the noted compendium of Buddhist teachings written by the fourth-century Indian scholar Vasubandhu, .—have l

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Radical Life Extension: Implications for Roman Catholicism,l address in this chapter, along with the further question, what is the likely response of the Roman Catholic Church to the prospect of radical life extension (RLE)? There are no official or even unofficial Roman Catholic responses to these questions, because the issue is so speculative and new. So

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,Introduction: Living for 1,000 Years—or Longer, doctrinal structures, institutions, ethical systems, and artistic forms, adherents to religions creatively construct their worldviews in an effort to enable themselves to encounter the world and its travails in a meaningful mode. And among the foremost of these challenges is the effort to take account of the fact of death.

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Radical Life Extension: Implications for Roman Catholicism,xtension (RLE)? There are no official or even unofficial Roman Catholic responses to these questions, because the issue is so speculative and new. So my chapter here will be a kind of thought experiment, based on my knowledge of Roman Catholic theology and a number of assumptions. What are those assumptions?

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