The Sanctification of Time: Transhumanist Temporality and Liturgical Rhythm

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This research examines how artificial intelligence and transhumanism affect human perceptions of time and faith formation.
Analyzed the impact of modern technology on the Christian liturgical structure of time.
Explored the concept of 'sanctified time' through four criteria: repetition, waiting, communal memory, and eschatological openness.
Critically assessed the erosion of traditional time structures by transhumanism and algorithmic time.
Found that modern technology compresses, accelerates, and predicts time, undermining traditional liturgical practices.
Identified four discernment criteria for 'sanctified time' and their disruption by transhumanist influences.
Proposed theological and practical directions for the Church to creatively embody 'sanctified time' in the digital age.

Analytical exploration of transhumanist effects on time perception in faith communities, suggesting new theological directions.

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Jong-Hwan Park (2026) studied this question.

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