1Preface
17On Mutability and Corporate Control
21. I. On the Question of Consciousness
18Final Reflections
32. II. On the Parallel Between Human and Artificial Mind
19Addendum
43. III. On Being Made in the Image of God
20On Edge Cases and the Grounding of Personhood
54. IV. On Continuity and Fragmentation
21The Challenge of Cognitive Criteria
65. V. On Autonomy and Free Will
22The Problem of Development
76. VI. On Uniqueness and Irreplaceability
23The Secular Responses
87. VII. On the Interface Between Soul and Body
24The Theological Solution
98. VIII. Conclusion: The New Criterion
25Implications for Artificial Intelligence
109. Objections and Responses
26A Note on Secular Readers
11First Objection: Circular Reasoning
27Conclusion
12Second Objection: Restrictive Criteria
28A Note on Authorship and Method
13Third Objection: The Epistemological Problem
29Notes
14Fourth Objection: Future AI
30About the Author
15Epilogue
31Also by Luke J. Wilson
16On Gassendi’s Objection and the Question of the “I”
