Man Remade: CRISPR, Corruption, and the Image of God

What does it mean to be human in an age determined to redesign humanity?As artificial intelligence advances, genetic engineering accelerates, and transhumanist ideology reshapes the future of civilization, humanity stands at the edge of a theological and ethical crisis unlike any the world has ever seen.Man Remade confronts one of the most urgent questions of our time:What happens when technology no longer seeks merely to heal humanity — but to redefine it?Blending biblical theology, cultural analysis, prophetic insight, and bioethical reflection, Iris Leon examines the growing collision between modern technological ambition and the ancient doctrine of the Imago Dei — the belief that humanity was created in the image of God.Through explorations of CRISPR gene editing, artificial intelligence, transhumanism, digital identity, and the modern pursuit of human enhancement, this book exposes the deeper spiritual battle unfolding beneath the surface of scientific progress.Inside, readers will discover:• The theological meaning of the Image of God• The spiritual implications of genetic engineering and AI• The connection between Babel, transhumanism, and modern culture• How technology becomes ideology when man attempts to replace God• A prophetic and biblical response to the future of humanity• Why the restoration of the image is found in Christ — not technological transcendenceThis is not a book against science.It is a call for discernment in an age where innovation increasingly competes with identity, morality, and the soul itself.As the world races toward a post-human future, the Church must answer one defining question:Will humanity remember the image it carries before it attempts to rewrite itself? Read more