A 2012 conference on religion and technology explores how the internet has transformed faith communities, spiritual practice, and religious discourse.
Discover the top six papers from the Mormon Transhumanist Association’s annual conference, exploring topics from embodiment and gender to theology and transhumanism.
The Baylor Symposium on Faith and Culture invites papers on technology and human flourishing, exploring how technology shapes faith, culture, and society.
The Christian Scholars Conference invites papers on transhumanism—exploring its theological, ethical, and cultural implications from a Christian scholarly lens.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association makes its 2011 financial report publicly available, demonstrating its commitment to transparency.
Lincoln Cannon, MTA president, is interviewed by IEET’s Hank Pellissier on the intersection of Mormonism and politics.
In a second H+ Magazine interview, Lincoln Cannon explains why Mormonism is the most transhumanist of major religions and addresses critics of that claim.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association renews its affiliation with Humanity+, partnering to advance emerging technologies, defend human enhancement rights, and promote positive futures.
Dr. J. Hughes interviews Terryl Givens on Changesurfer Radio about theosis, Mormon theology, and the doctrine of divine human potential.
H+ Magazine interviews Lincoln Cannon, MTA president, on how Mormon theology—with its views on immortality and human progress—aligns with transhumanism.