Christian View Of Transhumanism

I certainly found your post about transhumanism to be thoroughly thought out; it was simple for me to agree with your viewpoint. It is true that “transformation is fueled by God.” Therefore, in my opinion, since the transformations that He seeks are spiritual, Christians should allow this to be essential to their thought process. Romans 12:2 states that the transformation that the Creator desires His people to experience is based on the mind, seeking to fulfill His will. Additionally, as you stated, the ability to advance may be God-given, nevertheless, from a scriptural standpoint, according to 1 Corinthians 6:12, although something is permitted, it is not necessarily sensible and beneficial. This verse is worth bearing in mind when considering the stance on which one chooses on subjects such as transhumanism. …show more content…
Whereas, Believers are called to life and peace, by remaining spiritually minded. Christians must also recall that even the Great Physician, did not heal every sickened person. Consider John 5, for starters, if God’s will be that every person is healed, why would, as per verse 4, the healing only be given to the first person who entered the waters once they were stirred. Secondly, why would Jesus have only healed the one, and slipped away, leaving all the others at the pool ill, in verse 13. Christians must remember that Romans 5:3 instructs them to “glory in tribulations.” Children of God are not instructed to wallow in self-pity or to curse the God who permitted such trials. Instead, based on Romans 12:12, His children are to have “patience in tribulation” and