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By 2060, the convergence of AI's dominance and a rising atheist critique of religion as primitive or delusional could foster unprecedented collaboration among religious groups. While differences in theology would remain, religions might unite in defending shared values—human dignity, the sacredness of life, and the importance of morality—from what they see as the dangers of a secular, atheist worldview promoted by AI-driven advancements. The external pressures of technological transformation could catalyze this unity, creating a new form of interfaith collaboration focused on preserving the spiritual dimensions of human existence.

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By 2060, AI could have progressed to a point where it challenges core beliefs about human purpose, consciousness, and morality—concepts central to religion. As AI systems become increasingly sophisticated, capable of performing tasks that traditionally require human intelligence, empathy, or decision-making, the role of humans could become diminished in various societal functions. This shift may lead people to question what it means to be human and whether there is something intrinsically sacred about human life, which religions collectively assert.

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