2021/3: Incarnation in a Post/Human Age

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Edited by Susan Abraham, Bernardeth Caero Bustillos, and Po Ho Huang.

Part One: Philosophical Perspectives

The Spiritual Cyborg: Religion and Posthumanism from Secular to Postsecular
ELAINE GRAHAM

Blackness: Spectres and Monsters are the Future of Theological Subjectivity
PHILIP BUTLER

The Posthuman Paradigm Shift and the Possibility of Catholic Religious Leisure
STEFAN LORENZ SORGNER

Part Two: Popular Culture and Posthumanism

How Church Online During the COVID-19 Pandemic Created Space for a Posthuman Worldview
HEIDI A. CAMPBELL

Posthumanism in Popular Culture: Ongoing Challenges
ANDREA VICINI, S.J.

Techno-Futures in Religious and Popular Art in the United States
SUSAN ABRAHAM

Part Three: The Problems

Natality, Mortality, and Post/Humanity
JENNIFER JEANINE THWEATT

Eucharistic Cyborgs and the Real (Carnal) Presence of Christ
JAY EMERSON JOHNSON

Notes for an Eulogy on the Finiteness of the Human Condition
RAÚL FORNET-BETANCOURT

Transhumanity, Posthumanity, Anthropocene: Shifting Horizons of Ignorance and Knowledge, Reality and Possibility, Hope and Faith
LEE CORMIE

Artificial Intelligence: Angel Machines for Posthuman Times?
H.S. WILSON

Part Four: Theological Forum

Various Kinds of Priests
PAUL M. ZULEHNER

“Dear Amazon:” An Open Window to Integral Ecology and Ecclesial Renewal
GERALDINA CÉSPEDES

Alterity and Violence in the Americas: The Non-Recognition of Diversity as a Denial of the Communing God
LUCAS CERVIÑO

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