Theology of Human Enhancement in Western Traditions

In the rapidly advancing landscape of science and technology, humanity stands at the threshold of unprecedented possibilities, particularly in the realm of human enhancement. Theologians, philosophers, ethicists, and scientists engage in profound discussions about the ethical, moral, and spiritual implications of enhancing the human experience.

What does it mean to be human in the face of technological augmentation? How do religious traditions perceive the ethical boundaries of human enhancement? Can spirituality coexist with the pursuit of enhancing our physical, cognitive, and emotional capacities? This volume embarks on comprehensively exploring these questions and more, drawing from diverse theological perspectives, ethical frameworks, and scientific insights.

This book aims to bridge the gap between theology, ethics, and emerging technologies by fostering an interdisciplinary dialogue. It encourages readers to contemplate the intricate relationship between humanity's quest for enhancement and the enduring spiritual questions that have captivated human minds for centuries.