The Christian Transhumanist Podcast

Kahlil Corazo and Max Schultz explore the unlikely intersection of René Girard and David Deutsch, explain why ritual human sacrifice was ended by a story, and ask whether the beginning of infinity can survive without the religion that started it.

Jordan Daniel Wood explains why creation itself is incarnation, points out that there has only ever been one true human—Jesus—and shows us why deification might be exactly what the transhumanists are reaching toward without knowing it.

Lincoln Cannon explains why Nick Bostrom has "found God," why it's getting harder to be an atheist, argues that Christ is inviting all of us to be Christ, and why you can't be genuine friends with someone who's incapable of being your enemy.

Noland Arbaugh — the world's first Neuralink implant recipient — walks us through moving a cursor by imagination alone, explains why the next space race is the brain, and tells us how drowning in a summer-camp lake brought him back to God.

Bruce Nielson and Peter Johansen of the Theory of Anything podcast explain why atheists reading David Deutsch are having their first spiritual experience, defend Frank Tipler's Omega Point, and show us the leap of faith at the bottom of science itself.

George Goldman walks us through Matthew Bates' audacious plan to reunite Protestants and Catholics, explains why the gospel is "Jesus is king"—not a ticket to heaven—and asks what God actually does when somebody gets baptized.

What is a miracle? How did the Reformation launch skepticism and rewrite the rules of historical Jesus study? Can a historian remain open to Marian apparitions, Tibetan rainbow-body stories, and the Gospels at the same time?

Secular materialist Jonathan Rauch says Christianity is a load-bearing wall for democracy. Christians need democracy, and democracy needs Christianity.

How can we love religion when so many are hurt? How do we describe the reality of social constructs? Does Jesus have a personality? What's St. Paul's social media presence? Is God an AI?

Moritz Bierling & Micah Redding discuss the self, the second brain, and the process of individual and group transformation.