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10 | www.limina-graz.eu Hans-Joachim Sander highlights aspects of sexual abuse within the church that have so far been largely ignored. He raises a defining question for the future of the church: the question of shame. Bernhard Grümme discusses “religious education between power structures and educational ideals.” This is a thoughtful contribution to the controver- sial discourse on the future of education within the contested contexts of (inter-)cultural and (inter-)religious questions. Three articles explore power structures of a digital future. Christian Ekhart, Georg Vogeler and Christian Wessely each provide an informative analysis of the current state of the digital revolution and discuss the potential as well as the dangers of (future) digital control mechanisms. In the final article of this edition, Walter Schaupp addresses the possibility of gene-editing plant, animal, and human DNA through the use of so-called gene scissors. He explores the highly relevant question of the fundamental ethics of life and discusses pertinent arguments from a Christian perspec- tive on meaning. I hope LIMINA proves to be an interesting and enriching resource for you. To access our online platform, please register on www.limina-graz.eu. We always welcome feedback, please contact us at redaktion@limina-graz.eu if you have any comments or suggestions. tolle lege – take up and read Peter Ebenbauer Editor, on behalf of the editorial team LIMINA 1:1 | Mächte der Zukunft | Editorial