Who or what is God? Explore how life’s recurring lessons shape our understanding of the divine—a reflection on conscience, justice, and a God vast enough to be personal without being small.
Blaire Ostler examines prayer through Mormon theology and agency — exploring what prayer truly accomplishes as a pragmatic tool for spiritual growth.
Mormonism and Transhumanism make a natural pair—both seek to overcome death and transcend mortality—as science and faith unite in God’s plan.
Jonathan Cannon explores the Beatitudes through Mormon Transhumanist ideals, arguing humanity's path to Godhood mirrors an eternal chain of divine progression.
Like the wind, God may be unseen yet ever-present. Explore how faith, science, and mythology converge in our quest to understand the mysteries we cannot see.
Mormon Transhumanist Association board members Christopher Bradford and Dorothy Deasy present papers at Samford University’s Transhumanism and the Church conference in Birmingham, Alabama.
No Man's Sky's 18 quintillion procedurally generated planets brings humanity closer to creator status—what does that mean for theology and technology?
Caleb Jones explores how post-secular Mormonism transcends dogmatic religion and reductive secularism, embracing revelatory, covenant faith.
Lincoln Cannon, MTA president, appears on Convergence with John Carosella on Blog Talk Radio to discuss Mormon transhumanism.
Caleb Jones explores how Mormon theology aligns with Kurzweil's epochs of evolution and transhumanist visions of humanity's cosmic potential.