Carl Youngblood at MTAConf 2015 asks why believers hesitate when salvation from death becomes technologically plausible—and what that reveals about faith.
The 2015 MTA Conference schedule is here—discover the speakers and sessions exploring Mormon faith, transhumanism, and the future of humanity.
Caleb Jones argues that radical compassion must guide transformative technology — not as a byproduct, but as its author shaping humanity's destiny.
Transhumanist technologist Ralph Merkle is announced as keynote speaker for the 2015 MTA Conference, bringing cutting-edge tech perspectives to the event.
The 2015 Call for Papers for the Transhumanism and Religion Group at the American Academy of Religion—seeking submissions on faith and human enhancement.
Explore how competing worldviews of scarcity and abundance shape human progress, technology, and our motivation to harness resources for a thriving future.
Join fellow Mormon transhumanists for the 2015 Annual Conference. Registration is now open—reserve your place at this landmark gathering of faith and future.
Zombie viruses and vaccine innovation advance transhumanist life extension goals—but social justice matters as much as scientific progress.
Mormon Transhumanist Association celebrates Future Day with a screening of Spielberg's A.I. Artificial Intelligence on March 1 in Provo, Utah.
MTA Humanitarian Managers Roger Hansen and Hank Pellissier report from Uganda on the Association's multiple humanitarian service initiatives in the region.