Author, Teacher, Activist Phil Clayton discusses the intersection of religion and transhumanism, the power of storytelling in shaping worldviews, the evolution of personhood through technology, and the concept of co-creation with God in an unfinished universe.
Moving towards a genuinely ecological civilization by consolidating energies for collective healing.
Reflecting on the moral implications of transcending biological limitations through technological advancements like transhumanism.
Deep dives
Challenging Traditional Mythos and Embracing Change
Discussing the importance of moving away from static worldviews towards embracing transformation and openness to evolving perspectives. The conversation explores the concept of myth as competing narratives and the need to consolidate energies for collective healing, emphasizing the significance of transformative storytelling and reimagining theological frameworks in a dynamic, evolving universe.
Exploring the Boundaries of Personhood in a Technological Era
Exploration of the evolving nature of personhood in the context of technological advancements like transhumanism. Delving into ethical and moral dilemmas surrounding the potential for technological enhancement, the discussion raises questions about the impact of advanced technologies on human identity and societal norms, inviting reflections on the moral implications of transcending biological limitations.
Divine Risk and Co-Creation in a Universe of Possibilities
Contemplating the theological concept of divine risk in the cosmic narrative, suggesting that God and humanity co-create each other through shared experiences and transformative journeys. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of love, freedom, and becoming, envisioning a process of mutual influence where human choices contribute to shaping the divine essence, echoing themes of continuous evolution and the profound mystery of existence.
In this episode Hosts, Ilia Delio and Gabby Sloan interview Author, Teacher, Activist, Phil Clayton as they discuss the following themes in Part Two of the interview:
Visit Phil Clayton's website for more information online at Phil Clayton.
“What actions can we take across the sectors of society in order to turn the structures of human life on this planet toward a genuinely ecological civilization? How can we all ― scholars and activists, secular and religious leaders, the private sector as well as the public ― begin to live and think the way our grandchildren will have to live and think?” - Phil Clayton
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