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Trannyhumanism needs to die

>>560163

I'll stick with human form, that God himself incarnated into.

Plus I want to die at sometime. Incorruptibility in current state of man is a misery and God did wisely to make our bodies corruptible.

Isn't Trans-humanism at its root an anti-Christian movement?

>>560179

Anderson is one step above Ken Ham.

You know that right?

>>560163

I'm going to be honest, if machining my body a bit could extend my life by 300 years… I'd probably take it.

I like the world too much.

>>560163

Personally, I would think of it as similar to the issue of castration as settled at the Council of Nicaea. If you're deliberately dismembering yourself, then it's an affront to God and gravely sinful, but if you lose a limb in an accident or done against your will by someone else, then it's no fault of your own and getting a replacement could potentially be acceptable

Anything that would make you immortal though would certainly not be okay.

Only if your limbs become defective I think.

>>560805

Nothing could make you literally immortal so any modification which would extent life, would be okay by this logic