Brain Death, Organ Transplantation, Biotechnological Immortality Fundamental Theological Study

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The importance of this research lies in its exploration of a modern topic that is at the forefront of contemporary debates: "The issue of death and immortality (biotechnology)".

 This field is experiencing rapid growth, capturing the attention of scientists due to the significant advancements in biotechnology. One of the most notable challenges comes from the posthumanism ideology, which envisions a more advanced human being by enhancing their spiritual, psychological, intellectual, and physical abilities, ultimately striving for biotechnological immortality. This research aims at analyzing these phenomena, offering a comparative and comprehensive perspective. It examines various visions on concepts like transhumanism, posthumanism, biotechnology, and its effects. The research also explores the similarities and differences between the posthumanism vision of humanity and the religious understanding of these principles, providing a deeper insight into this intellectual and existential debate.

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الخميس 05 تشرين الثاني 2026
الخميس 05 تشرين الثاني 2026
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