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Religion, Artificial Minds, and the Boundaries of Moral Community: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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A selected-source study of Latter-day Saint teaching, artificial consciousness, welfare, agency, religious standing and continuity. It preserves explicit apostolic denials while distinguishing human divine identity, empirical experience and precaution under uncertainty.
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Scope and method
Full selected-source study of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Scripture, administrative policy, individual apostolic teaching, scholarship and constructive ethics retain distinct roles. Eight revised original tables and a chronology table preserve the argument’s detail.
Editorial review and sources
Both ARC constitutions govern this edition. The citation map records 42 sources, all 45 original pointer dispositions and actual reading boundaries. The editorial review answers all 17 audit questions.
Original session and research brief are unavailable. One additional philosophical source remains unidentified; an exact manual quotation was not located. Restricted scholarly retrieval and a FamilySearch indexed/current-text conflict remain explicit. No independent review is claimed.
Reference verification and links
Reference identity and direct destinations checked 2026-10-01; this is a scoped bibliographic audit, not complete claim or quotation verification. Incomplete checks and unrecoverable original citations are listed explicitly in the reference audit and JSON record.