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Thank you all for following turingchurch.net! We hope you find our posts on the intersections of science and religion, spirituality and technology, engineering and science fiction, mind and matter, interesting and perhaps some times inspiring.

A second edition of “Tales of the Turing Church: Hacking religion, enlightening science, awakening technology” has been published in February and is available for readers to buy on Amazon (Kindle | paperback). Buying and reviewing the book is the best way to support Turing Church.

Turing Church is a fusion of two strands of thought, initially separate but eventually converging and becoming woven together. One strand, inspired by futurism and transhumanism, is centered on the ascension of future humanity beyond any conceivable bound, through super-advanced technologies. The other strand, inspired by scientific and spiritual insights, is centered on speculative theories of physical reality that leave room for the transcendent visions of religions and spiritual traditions. The central idea of universal resurrection is explored in both strands.

David Wood has produced a video interview with Giulio Prisco titled “Cosmism and the Future of Religion,” and written a thoughtful essay titled “Might future humans resurrect the dead?”

The most used Turing Church communication channel is the Facebook group. It’s time to add new communication channels. You are invited to join the Turing Church Discord server for both asynchronous discussions and synchronous real-time meetings (text chat and/or voice).

We will produce a Turing Church email newsletter for followers. The first issue of the Turing Church newsletter will be sent at the end of April.

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