Sisto is meticulous in his exposition of Bulgakov's vision and his command of Bulgakov's texts is remarkable. He deftly connects the strands of Bulkavov's Sophiology to the AI and cybernetic technologies that are being developed. This makes me think of the stellar work of say a John Polkinghorne, or the ongoing efforts of Eastern Orthodox scientist and theologian Gayle Woloshock.

The Rev. Michael Plekon, Professor Emeritus: Sociology, Religion & Culture, The City University of New York, Baruch College

In his new book, Walter N. Sisto proposes a novel and compelling approach: viewing sophiology-the teaching on the Divine Wisdom-from the perspective of contemporary issues. The author considers the relevance of sophiology to cybernetic technologies, AI, and life extension technologies. As Sisto points out, these challenges can be considered through the lenses of Bulgakov's theology of the imago Dei, the sophiology of labor, and the sophiogy of death. Sisto offers an original and in-depth reflection, engaging in insightful analyses and inviting the reader into Bulgakov's dialogue with the problems of contemporary civilization.

Teresa Obolevitch, Pontifical University of John Paul II