Transhumanism advocates for technology-based human transformation, claiming common ground with ancient and modern philosophers, and highlighting the need for scholarly attention to its ethical implications.

Bioethics and Transhumanism.

Transhumanism envisions a future in which humans can live longer, healthier lives, and enhance their intellectual, physical, and emotional capacities through responsible use of science and technology.

Human Genetic Enhancements: A Transhumanist Perspective

Transhumanism envisions human enhancement as a precondition for space travel and tourism, potentially making unmodified tourists unfit for far-away destinations.

Transhumanism and cosmic travel

Transhumanism is a secularist faith that secularizes traditional religious themes and concerns while endowing technology with religious significance, influencing contemporary culture and society.

TRANSHUMANISM AS A SECULARIST FAITH

Speculative fiction stories about transhumanism offer complex ethical perspectives on acceptance and future challenges, offering insights into science and technology's role in shaping future well-being.

Transhumanism in speculative fiction

Transhumanists believe science and technology can create a radically enhanced posthuman species and society, introducing a new generation to cultural anthropology.

Transhumanism

Transhumanism, which supports the use of technology to enhance human physical and cognitive power, faces both challenges and opportunities, with opponents highlighting ethical and justice concerns.

Transhumanism: Threats and Opportunities of Modern Technologies for Human Beings

Transhumanism's ultimate goal of creating a posthumanistic society is impossible due to its limited understanding of human complexity, insufficient technology accessibility, and the lack of a concept of the soul.

Is transhumanism heading towards redefinition of human being or towards Utopia?

Transhumanism's concept of humans is incompatible with Islamic belief in human creation by God, as it rejects the concept of the soul and emphasizes body-mind functionalism.

Critique of Transhumanism's Concept of Humans from the Perspective of Islamic Thought

Transhumanism and engagement-facilitating technologies can enhance stakeholder well-being by transforming reality-virtuality continuum, individual adoption, firm engagement, and stakeholder well-being.

Transhumanism and Engagement-Facilitating Technologies in Society

Transhumanism and Christianity share convergence and divergence in their views on human life, nature, and meaning, with both highlighting the need for a transcendental perspective in technological enhancement.

Challenging Transhumanism's Values

Transhumanism raises ethical and philosophical questions about human enhancement, with potential benefits and risks for the future.

The Philosophy of Transhumanism

Humanism focuses on man's central role in the universe and ethical impact, while transhumanism aims to optimize Homo sapiens through technical-scientific programs, leading to a more adaptable biological species.

Introduction to humanism and transhumanism

Transhumanism, which proposes replacing human bodies with resilient hardware, may cross ethical lines and negatively impact humanity by reducing human essence to information.

Transhumanism and the Question of Human Nature

Transhumanism offers a coherent framework for articulating a wide range of ideas and issues, offering a potential solution to bioethical debates.

Is transhumanism a humanism?

Recent scientific advances in genome editing and brain-machine interfaces show promise for human enhancement through directed evolution and cybernetics.

The science of transhumanism: Are we nearly there?

Transhumanism presents challenges for Christianity, and Christian anthropology can address these issues by addressing the implications of genetic engineering, biotechnologies, and artificial intelligence.

Transhumanism and Christianity

This paper examines the relationship between transhumanism and Christian anthropology, examining Benedikt Paul Göcke's arguments for a Christian transhumanism, Ratzinger's critique of modern freedom, and Jesus Christ as the "man of the future."

Russian cosmism offers an ethical alternative to transhumanism, valuing human spiritual and moral perfection, while avoiding the potential for cyborgs and reducing human consciousness to an electronic medium.

Russian cosmism and transhumanism

This paper suggests a framework for thinking like a Christian about transhumanism, aiming to bridge the gap between Christian faith and contemporary science.

Thinking Like a Christian About Transhumanism

These studies suggest that transhumanism advocates for technology-based human transformation to enhance life and capabilities, while also raising ethical, cultural, and religious concerns.