Apr 4, 2025
In a recent transhumanist endeavor, a deceased man's body was transported 3,700 miles—from Australia to Arizona—for cryogenic preservation, in hopes of eventual resurrection through future technology. This controversial procedure involved immediate cooling upon death, meticulous preservation of tissues, and transportation for permanent storage at subzero temperatures. Proponents believe advancements in technology will someday enable revival, healing, and restoration of bodily functions, granting a form of immortality.
The transhumanist movement views such cryopreservation as a step toward transcending human limitations and achieving god-like status. Companies facilitating this process, such as Alcor Life Extension Foundation, encourage individuals to invest significant financial resources into the speculative pursuit of immortality through technology.
This effort to achieve immortality outside of God's design aligns with humanity's continued rebellion against His authority (Genesis 3:4-5). This transhumanist agenda, in attempting to usurp God's power over life and death, echoes the prideful and self-exalting attitudes prophetically described for the last days (2 Timothy 3:2-5). As technology increasingly tempts mankind to play the role of creator, Christians must discern these developments as signs of spiritual deception leading toward prophetic fulfillment and remain firmly anchored in God's truth. READ MORE
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Commentary by Joe Hawkins