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264 | www.limina-graz.eu ̟ Anthropology: What conditions would make a digital entity a “per- son”? And are classical philosophical and theological attributes of personhood such as reason, dignity, responsibility, culpability, creatureliness etc. even still valid categories? How does digitisation effect our understanding and valuation of corporeality, including nature, sex and gender, sin, vulnerability or the resurrection of the body? ̟ Religion: Digitalisation has step by step secured its position in our lifeworld; if its ontological and anthropological effects are not thoroughly examined, it has the potential to re-enchant the world (as according to Max Weber). Do increasing complexity, surrender- ing the power to control and decide, and the incomprehensibility of interdependencies give rise to “total dependency” on a digital system and its creators characterised by religious aspects such as trust, faith, hiddenness/revelation, hope, fear etc.? We are looking for topical and innovative scientific articles for our next special issue of LIMINA – Theological Perspectives from Graz. Please sub- mit your outline (max. 4,000 characters) to redaktion@limina-graz.eu. The final article should be approx. 40,000 characters. For more informa- tion about the journal and publication guidelines please visit: http://uni- pub.uni-graz.at/limina. Deadline for outline submission: 9th December 2019 Approval of submissions: 16th December 2019 Deadline for article submission: 29th February 2020 Publication: Autumn 2020 Editorship: Ao. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Peter Ebenbauer Call for Papers – LIMINA 3:2 | Digital Transformation