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The computational turn leads to a robo-philosophy that uses computational and robotic technologies as testbeds for philosophical questions such as the nature of being human. Robo-theology extends these approaches and interests via religious robots that further evoke questions of the mind-body, Creator-creation, and faith-reason relationships. As part of a recent agenda for non-dualistic approaches in robo-theology, Scandinavian Creation Theology (SCT) contributes a more optimistic conception of human nature and correlative non-dualistic accounts that more fully resonate with Eastern approaches. SCT is further fruitful for central issues in robo-theology such as distributed ethical agency and responsibility, love, sex, and trust.
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