Matt Howe argues that transhumanism needs non-scientists—humanity's technological evolution requires participation from everyone, not just technical experts.
MTA voting members amend the association's constitution with an extended affirmation—updating core commitments to Mormon Transhumanist values and principles.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association celebrates Future Day 2016 on March 1 with a casual lunch and conversation about the future.
Caleb Jones explores how entropy threatens Mind and how the Atonement can be understood as God's cosmic response—bridging Mormon theology with transhumanism.
Explore the messianic pattern of lifting others up versus the satanic pattern of self-exaltation, and how transhumanist theology aligns with Christ’s call to share divine glory.
Joni Newman traces how her love of transcendentalism, literature, and Mormon theology led her to embrace transhumanism and the unity of science and faith.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association appoints Dorothy Deasy as Chief Humanitarian Officer, expanding the organization's humanitarian focus and impact.
No Man's Sky's 18 quintillion procedurally generated planets brings humanity closer to creator status—what does that mean for theology and technology?
Disability rights intersect with transhumanism—examining access beyond ramps, the ethics of assistive tech, and fuller participation for all bodies and minds.
Blaire Ostler recounts how fertility challenges, art, and faith at BYU led her to embrace transhumanism as a natural extension of motherhood and creation.