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What if the Messiah simply never returns? In The Post-Messianic Era, Daniel Jimenez Batista explores one of the most unsettling symbolic transformations of the twenty-first century: the moment artificial intelligence begins to replace historical functions once occupied by religion. For centuries, Christianity organised time, suffering, guilt, and hope through the messianic promise. Waiting became virtue. Suffering became pedagogy. The future became more important than the present. But what happens when a civilisation stops waiting? Blending philosophy, cultural criticism, technology, psychology, religion, artificial intelligence, and deeply disturbing autobiographical experiences, this book argues that we may not be witnessing the "end of religion", but the operational collapse of messianic logic in a world that demands real-time responses. Artificial intelligence does not need to become God in order to make the Messiah obsolete. With provocative, sharp, and deeply reflective writing, Batista examines Christianity as a symbolic technology for managing suffering, guilt, and collective waiting. The book explores themes such as: - messianism and digital culture; - AI as a new ontological mediator; - the gamification of religion; - guilt, redemption, and behavioural control; - the collapse of eschatological waiting; - spirituality without a Messiah; - the cultural future of Jesus; - religion, algorithms, and technological acceleration. Part philosophical essay, part cultural critique, and part manifesto, The Post-Messianic Era challenges not only the future of faith, but the very psychological architecture upon which Western civilisation was built. Perhaps the real scandal is not the death of God. Perhaps it is the fact that the world has learned to function without waiting for Him.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What if the Messiah simply never returns?In The Post-Messianic Era, Daniel Jimenez Batista explores one of the most unsettling symbolic transformations of the twenty-first century: the moment artificial intelligence begins to replace historical functions once occupied by religion.For centuries, Christianity organised time, suffering, guilt, and hope through the messianic promise. Waiting became virtue. Suffering became pedagogy. The future became more important than the present.But what happens when a civilisation stops waiting?Blending philosophy, cultural criticism, technology, psychology, religion, artificial intelligence, and deeply disturbing autobiographical experiences, this book argues that we may not be witnessing the "end of religion", but the operational collapse of messianic logic in a world that demands real-time responses.Artificial intelligence does not need to become God in order to make the Messiah obsolete.With provocative, sharp, and deeply reflective writing, Batista examines Christianity as a symbolic technology for managing suffering, guilt, and collective waiting. The book explores themes such as: - messianism and digital culture; - AI as a new ontological mediator; - the gamification of religion; - guilt, redemption, and behavioural control; - the collapse of eschatological waiting; - spirituality without a Messiah; - the cultural future of Jesus; - religion, algorithms, and technological acceleration. Part philosophical essay, part cultural critique, and part manifesto, The Post-Messianic Era challenges not only the future of faith, but the very psychological architecture upon which Western civilisation was built.Perhaps the real scandal is not the death of God. Perhaps it is the fact that the world has learned to function without waiting for Him. A provocative analysis of how artificial intelligence is making messianic logic operationally obsolete in a world that no longer tolerates waiting. Religion, technology, guilt, hope, and the collapse of the Christian promise. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9788398067935
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