Vol. 13 No. 1 (2025): Understanding the Future: Scientific, Philosophical and Theological Perspectives

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Vol. 13 No. 1 (2025): Understanding the Future: Scientific, Philosophical and Theological Perspectives
Thursday, Mar 27, 2025

edited by
Marcelo López Cambronero and Enrique Anrubia

This issue table of contents
Articles
Time of the Universe, Science and Human Freedom
Enrique Moros
9-24
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Future and Freedom: An Inquiry from Philosophy of Culture
Enrique Anrubia, Higinio Marín
25-38
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The Future of AI. Extinction or Death of the Human?
Paolo Pellecchia
39-55
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Artificial Intelligence and Suppositum: A Critique of the Critique of the Notion of Selfhood
Justin Nnaemeka Onyeukaziri
57-74
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Religion and Emotions Towards Artificial Intelligence: Christians, Non-Christians and Non-Believers
Stanisław Fel, Jaroslaw Kozak
75-103
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Possible Strategies for the Impossible Measurement of the Future
Marcelo López Cambronero
105-119
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Differentiating Human Enhancement and Transhumanism: Better or Perfect?
Pablo García-Barranquero, Marcos Alonso Fernández
121-142
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Climate Crisis and Biblical Ecological Readings in Pope Francis’s Writings
Juan-Carlos Inostroza
143-159
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Skynet Meets Planet of the Snakes. Removing metaphysical Impediments to Rogue AI
Andy Mullins
161-182
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Refractive Error in Gnosology (not Emmetropic Noûs): Phenomenal Ontology and Metaphysical Mirage
Vicente Llamas Roig
183-213
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Artificial Intelligence, Neurodiversity, and Trust: An Exploratory Overview
Sasa Horvat, Tanja Horvat
215-232
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The Four Causes of Personality. A Thomistic Approach to Personality Theory
Martin F. Echavarria
233-256
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Clerics and Priests as Scientists in the Spanish Golden Age
Ignacio Del Villar
257-278
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Guidelines for Authors
Guidelines for Authors
278-284
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