Science fiction inspires real science through powerful narratives. Similarly, religion fiction can inspire real religious innovation, driving new visions of meaning and cosmic purpose.
Drawing on Shakespeare, Mormon theology, and Peirce, this essay argues that meaning is not found but communally created—we are all “makers of meaning.”
MTA's 2013 member survey reveals how members view religion, politics, the nature of God, ethics, and the future of human flourishing.
Meet the speakers presenting at the 2014 MTA Conference in Salt Lake City — exploring Mormonism, transhumanism, technology, and spiritual transformation.
Mormon philosopher Adam S. Miller keynotes the 2014 Mormon Transhumanist Association Conference, exploring the intersection of technology, spirituality, science, and religion.
Register for the 2014 MTA Annual Conference—a day of bold conversation where Mormon faith, technology, and the future converge.
Explore the 2014 AAR Call for Papers on Transhumanism and Religion, featuring a joint session on theological anthropology and cloning in San Diego.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association partners with the Teilhard Project to promote Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s synthesis of science and Christian faith.
MTA CIO Carl Youngblood presents at the European Mormon Studies Conference, representing Mormon Transhumanist perspectives to an international audience.
MTA Vice President Chris Bradford speaks at the Sunstone Symposium, presenting Mormon Transhumanist ideas to an audience of progressive Latter-day Saints.