Re: Extropianism & Theology

From: Anders Sandberg (asa@nada.kth.se)
Date: Wed Feb 17 1999 - 02:57:39 MST


ASpidle@aol.com writes:

> This is my first entry. I am developing a theology that is consistent with
> Extropian principles and science as we now understand it.
>
> Consistant with means not contradicted by science, It does not mean proven by
> science.
>
> Is there any existing work in this area?

Hmm, the closest thing to an extropian theology would probably be
Tipler's Omega Point theory, which however is in serious trouble now
due to the results suggesting an open universe (but at least it is a
theology falsifiable by science). Teilhard de Chardin might be seen as
a similar attempt from the other side, although in his case his
paleontology is very dated.

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