Jonathan Cannon examines natural theology to ask whether we create gods in our own image—and what imperfect, evolving heavens reveal about our aspirations.
Register now for the 2016 MTA Conference in Provo—a full day exploring the intersection of Mormon faith and transhumanist vision on April 9.
Explore how Mormon thought intersects with modernism in this BYU summer seminar led by James E. Faulconer—examining faith, philosophy, and the modern age.
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.
MTA vice president Carl Youngblood joins Mormon Matters to discuss demythologizing LDS theology and where transhumanist ideas converge with Mormon belief.
Caleb Jones connects Pascal's paradox, Mormon doctrine of Intelligences, and the preciousness of Mind to argue for a Cosmic Mind at the heart of existence.
Joni Newman traces how her love of transcendentalism, literature, and Mormon theology led her to embrace transhumanism and the unity of science and faith.
Can artificial intelligences be redeemed? Examining Christian and Mormon theological models of the soul's origin and their implications for AI salvation.
Explore the 2016 Mormon Transhumanist Association Conference featuring keynote speaker Eric Steinhart, with papers on technology, religion, philosophy, and the future of humanity.
The brother of Jared's story models faith as active co-creation—God prefers human initiative over passive submission, aligning our will with divine purposes.