Question 181 – What is the Catholic Church’s theological view on trans humanism and brain computer interfaces?

Interview Organization: Confraternity of Our Lady of Fatima

Interviewer Name: Christopher P. Wendt

Date: March 13, 2023

Transhumanistic techniques are seen as a grave sin and a revolt against God’s order and creation. These attempts, rooted in pride, are destined to fail because God remains the Creator. A call for repentance is essential, as divine punishment awaits humanity if these actions are not addressed.

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Transcript:

This is an attack against the order of God and the creation of God. This is a serious and grave sin, a revolt of pride against God the Creator. These Transhumanistic techniques and aims will not succeed because God remains the Creator, these will collapse.

These attempts are an expression of pride against the Creator and a revolution and we have to state this and call humanity for repentance otherwise, God will punish this and this cannot remain unpunished.

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