Transhumanism and the role of artificial intelligence is one of the most pressing moral issues of our time. This superb collection of essays brings an informed and engaged approach to these questions from multiple perspectives. Academics, practitioners, and others come together for a fruitful dialogue exploring the intersection of the central issues confronting the increased role of technology in our lives. The essays found here are sure to move the discussion forward and deserve the widest possible reading.

Timothy Harvie,

Professor, St. Mary’s University, Calgary, AB

This book delivers a richly diverse range of well-informed and often contrasting perspectives about the ways artificial intelligence and human enhancements dramatically challenge perceptions of human ethics and spirituality. It explores the disputed benefits, challenges, threats and concerns raised by the rapid emergence and application of cybernetics, transhumanism and artificial intelligence. The reader is left with many probing and unexpected questions yet plenty of insights to formulate possible responses. A captivating read.

Dennis Patrick O'Hara, DC, ND, MDiv, PhD

Professor Emeritus

Former Director, Elliott Allen Institute for Theology and Ecology

Faculty of Theology, University of St. Michael's College;

School of the Environment, University of Toronto