Vol. 14 No. 2 (2026): Botology: AI from the Philosophical and Theological Perspectives

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Vol. 14 No. 2 (2026): Botology: AI from the Philosophical and Theological Perspectives
Monday, Aug 24, 2026

Edited by
Marcin Trepczyński, and Furkan Özçelik

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Introduction
Botology: AI from the Philosophical and Theological Perspectives
Marcin Trepczyński
7-15
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Articles
Mystical Literature Under the Scrutiny of Artificial Intelligence: The Case of Maria Valtorta
Rizziero Carofano, Liberato De Caro
19-54
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Can AI Take Part in Dialogue?
Stanislaw Krajewski
55-70
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The Quest for Genuine Artificial Intelligence: What Are We Looking For?
Stanisław Szeląg
71-90
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AI Machines vs the Non-Processing Minds of Classical Theism Transparency, Trust, and the Deep Black-box Problem
Michał Głowala
91-112
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The Reversal of Visibility Transparency, AI Governance, and the Ethics of Hiddenness
Jonas Miklavčič
113-131
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Beyond Consequentialist Ethics Intentional Action and the Virtuous Citizen in the Age of AI
Josep del-Hierro-Dies, Javier Sánchez-Cañizares
133-152
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The Epistemological AI Turn: From JTB to KnowledgeS
Roman Krzanowski, Izabela Lipińska
153-175
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Alienated Intelligence Cultural Projection, Cognitive Outsourcing, and the Myth of Artificial Agency
Jakub Walicki
177-196
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Can AI Serve as a Mentor? Embodiment and Testimonial Authority in the Age of Algorithms
Dariusz Iwański
197-217
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Synthetic Dialogue in the Grey Zone LLMs, Cognitive Warfare, and Theological Ethics of Truth and Peace
Robert Reczkowski
219-248
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The Technosapien Temptation in AI, Genetic Engineering, and Mars Colonization
Ted Peters
249-274
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Christian Spirituality of Communion and the Limits of Artificial Intelligence
Pablo Marti
275-301
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Guidelines for Authors
Guidelines for Authors
303-308
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