The Role of Self-Justification in the Transhumanist Movement

 The transhumanist movement, driven by the ambition to enhance human capabilities and transcend biological limitations, often encounters philosophical and ethical challenges. One intriguing facet within transhumanism is the role of self-justification , particularly in religious transhumanism. This approach combines technological progress with spiritual elements, offering a unique lens through which transhumanists explore the moral implications of their pursuits.

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