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Sep 9, 2026
Charlie RobinsonHOST
We've been doing this for a long time." Um, I've been, I've been saying this on, on the podcast for a while when, when getting into the new batch of, of eugenics, which is transhumanism, a- and I've been saying that, um, that that term was, was a rebrand from British Eugenics Society, that Julian Huxley changed the name eugenics into transhumanism.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
Here's him talking about it.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
This is from an essay called "Transhumanism" in the b- in the book, um, New Bottles for New Wine, 1950, '57.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
"I believe in transhumanism.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
Once there are enough people who can truly say that, the human species will be on the threshold of a new kind of existence, as different from ours as ours is from that of Peking Man.
Charlie RobinsonGUEST
I'm gonna read this quote.
Charlie RobinsonGUEST
This is from his essay called Transhumanism in the book New Bottles for New Wine, 1957.
Charlie RobinsonGUEST
He said, "I believe in transhumanism.
Charlie RobinsonGUEST
Once there are enough people who can truly say that, the human species will be on the threshold of a new kind of existence, as different from ours as ours is from that of Peking man.
Charlie RobinsonGUEST
It will at last be consciously fulfilling its real destiny." Transhumanism is the rebranding of eugenics.
Charlie RobinsonGUEST
It is depopulation.
Charlie RobinsonGUEST
When Klaus Schwab talks about the fourth Industrial Revolution, transhumanism, what he is talking about is depopulation.
William HenryGUEST
I mean, where does it end? You know, are you going to tell me, Mr.
William HenryGUEST
Anti-transhumanism, that I can't get my hair dyed or wear contact lenses.
William HenryGUEST
Where does it end for you? When do I cease to be organic and in your term, pure? That's the reason why this is such a false argument.
William HenryGUEST
And in fact, what I started to believe is that those two pillars are actually kind of creating that tension for us right now.
Camden BuseyHOST
There's so much to be said.
Camden BuseyHOST
Transhumanism, like when Eldest Huxley, I don't know if he coined the term, but he certainly was one of the first to kind of present that idea.
Camden BuseyHOST
And I just remember reading this stuff and it was always interesting.
Camden BuseyHOST
maybe back in the early 2000s, late 90s, early 2000s.
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Jason ThackerGUEST
What's our problem? Often we'll ask in worldview studies at times, will we answer that question differently based on our philosophical and theological commitments? So that's where I do see with transhumanism.
Jason ThackerGUEST
There's an excellent volume for a listener's sake.
Jason ThackerGUEST
It's called Transhumanism in the Image of God by Jacob Schatzer.
Jason ThackerGUEST
And Schatzer really unpacks that to say, look, what is transhumanism? What's driving that conversation? The worldview kind of presuppositions also part of that conversation.
Raj BalkaranHOST
And more importantly, I have the pleasure of welcoming to the podcast today, Dr. Satyana Kochekova and Anwe Mukhopadhyay.
Raj BalkaranHOST
So we are talking about their far-reaching brand new publication, Transhumanism and Divine Humanity in Global Traditions.
Raj BalkaranHOST
Welcome both to the podcast.
Tatjana KochetkovaGUEST
Thank you.
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Tatjana KochetkovaGUEST
It's a great pleasure.
Tatjana KochetkovaGUEST
Thank you.
Raj BalkaranHOST
For those listening, we've been talking about a brand new Rutledge publication, Transhumanism and Divine Humanity in Global Traditions.
Raj BalkaranHOST
Until next time, keep well, keep listening, keep reading, and keep contemplating the space between the human and the transhuman.
Raj BalkaranHOST
And more importantly, I have the pleasure of welcoming to the podcast today, Dr. Satyana Kochekova and Anwe Mukhopadhyay.
Raj BalkaranHOST
So we are talking about their far-reaching brand new publication, Transhumanism and Divine Humanity in Global Traditions.
Raj BalkaranHOST
Welcome both to the podcast.
Tatjana KochetkovaGUEST
Thank you.
33 MINS LATER
Tatjana KochetkovaGUEST
It's a great pleasure.
Tatjana KochetkovaGUEST
Thank you.
Raj BalkaranHOST
For those listening, we've been talking about a brand new Rutledge publication, Transhumanism and Divine Humanity in Global Traditions.
Raj BalkaranHOST
Until next time, keep well, keep listening, keep reading, and keep contemplating the space between the human and the transhuman.
Raj BalkaraHOST
And more importantly, I have the pleasure of welcoming to the podcast today, Dr. Satyana Kochekova and Anwe Mukhopadhyay.
Raj BalkaraHOST
So we are talking about their far-reaching brand new publication, Transhumanism and Divine Humanity in Global Traditions.
Raj BalkaraHOST
Welcome both to the podcast.
Tatjana KochetkovaGUEST
Thank you.
32 MINS LATER
Tatjana KochetkovaGUEST
It's a great pleasure.
Tatjana KochetkovaGUEST
Thank you.
Raj BalkaraHOST
For those listening, we've been talking about a brand new Rutledge publication, Transhumanism and Divine Humanity in Global Traditions.
Raj BalkaraHOST
Until next time, keep well, keep listening, keep reading and keep contemplating the space between the human and the transhuman.
Raj BalkaranHOST
I'm your host, Dr. Raj Balkara, and more importantly, I have the pleasure of welcoming to the podcast today, Dr. Satyana Kochekova and Anwe Mukhopadhyay.
Raj BalkaranHOST
We are talking about their far-reaching brand new publication, Transhumanism and Divine Humanity in Global Traditions.
Raj BalkaranHOST
Welcome both to the podcast.
Tatjana KochetkovaGUEST
Thank you.
33 MINS LATER
Tatjana KochetkovaGUEST
It's a great pleasure.
Tatjana KochetkovaGUEST
Thank you.
Raj BalkaranHOST
For those listening, we've been talking about a brand new Rutledge publication, Transhumanism and Divine Humanity in Global Traditions.
Raj BalkaranHOST
Until next time, keep well, keep listening, keep reading, and keep contemplating the space between the human and the transhuman.
Alyssa CordovaGUEST
AI question.
Alyssa CordovaGUEST
Will transhumanism overtake humanity in the future? AI related, I should say.
Jeremy BoreingHOST
I want John to be able to speak to this one, but I will answer first and say no. Transhumanism has always been with us.
Jeremy BoreingHOST
Transhumanism will always be with us as long as the world has fallen until Jesus comes back.
Jeremy BoreingHOST
But this sort of sci-fi idea that one day the earth will belong to the machines and human beings will have been replaced.
Jeremy BoreingHOST
no because the world wasn't made for machines it was made for man i've said before if you upload the last human being to the cloud that'll be the end of the universe because the universe only exists for the glory of god to be revealed in the salvation of man through christ who is man and god and the world doesn't exist apart from man even quantum in its own weird way kind of affirms that you know the universe can basically exist in part because of observation I think that they're touching on things that are true in their materialist, rationalist, naturalist way, but they're touching on something that's more true spiritually, which is that there is no world apart from man naming the animals.
William HenryGUEST
I mean, where does it end? You know, are you going to tell me, Mr.
William HenryGUEST
Anti-transhumanism, that I can't? get my hair dyed or wear contact lenses? Where does it end for you? When do I cease to be organic and in your term, pure? That's the reason why this is such a false argument.
William HenryGUEST
And in fact, what I started to believe is that those two pillars are actually kind of creating that tension for us right now.
William HenryGUEST
And AI is forcing us to identify with our true humanness, the soul, because we're recognizing the body is a product of the soul and the body is a vehicle.
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