الجسد في الأنثروبولوجيا المسيحية والإنسانية المتحولة «دراسة مقارنة»

Abstract

Abstract

Research Objectives:
- To analyze the religious conceptions of the body in Christianity and transhumanism.
- To trace the historical, philosophical, and scientific development of body theories.
- To observe the intellectual and technological advancements presented by the transhumanist movement in understanding and reshaping the body.
- To compare Christian anthropology with transhumanist perspectives in defining the identity and role of the body.
Research Methodology: Descriptive, analytical, and comparative approach
Main Findings:
- Christian anthropology is founded upon a theological vision that regards the body as an inseparable part of human existence, intrinsically connected to the soul, and of essential value within the doctrines of Incarnation and Christian salvation.
- Transhumanism, on the other hand, stems from a secular–technological background, viewing the body as a biological structure subject to modification, enhancement, and replacement through technological means in pursuit of transcending human nature.
Keywords: Christian anthropology, transhumanism, philosophy of the body, doctrine of the Incarnation.