The New God Argument

The New God Argument is a logical argument for faith in God. Given assumptions consistent with contemporary science and technological trends, the argument proves that if we trust in our own superhuman potential then we should also trust that superhumanity probably would be more compassionate than we are and created our world. Because a compassionate creator may qualify as God in some religions, trust in our own superhuman potential may entail faith in God, and atheism may entail distrust in our superhuman potential.
— Lincoln Cannon 
The Compassion Argument
I've published version 3.3 of the New God Argument. The changes since version 3.2 are to simplify language in the propositions and to adjust the definitions accordingly. Most are minor. But one is particularly worth direct attention. I've combined "superintelligent posthumanity" into "superhumanity," reflecting provided definitions of "superintelligence" and "posthumanity." These changes will appear in an article I'm writing about Mormon Transhumanism, which will be part of a collection of academic works on Transhumanism to be published later this year or early next.— by Lincoln Cannon on Friday, June 03, 2016
== Rhizomata ==
* Reality; Tradition; Faith; Knowledge; Religion; The Outside; Cybernetics; Apotheosis; 
* Cyborgification; The primordial tradition; Philosophy
* Gnosis; Belief; Enlightenment; Hermeticism; Esotericism; Occultism
* See: René Guénon for a correct understanding of what ‘metaphysics’ traditionally means.
* Christianity and Older Traditions
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