Lincoln Cannon responds to Timothy Killian’s critique of the New God Argument, addressing mischaracterizations, logical errors, and clarifying its relationship to the Simulation Argument.
Explore 59 thought-provoking reflections on October 2016 LDS General Conference, spanning technology, theology, compassion, and Mormon universalism—from affirmations to questions.
Wendy Smith, Carl Youngblood, and Don Bradley elected to the Mormon Transhumanist Association Board of Directors for 2016–2019. Meet the new leaders.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association appoints Drew Ostler as CFO & Treasurer and Caleb Jones to management positions, strengthening organizational leadership.
An essay on how critical thinking applies to Mormonism and faith transitions—and why moments of enlightenment can ironically blind us to others' views.
Matt Howe argues that transhumanism needs non-scientists—humanity's technological evolution requires participation from everyone, not just technical experts.
Lincoln Cannon, former MTA president, presents remotely at Digital Hollywood’s 2016 panel on transhumanism—science fiction or emerging reality.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association is featured in an April 2016 New Yorker article by Dawn Chan on faith and futurism.
Explore how ancient symbols, language, and semiotics shape revelation. Discover how scripture “breaks the fourth wall,” inviting us to rethink how meaning survives translation across time.
Explore how the information age challenges Mormon faith narratives, from Brigham Young’s “eternity of cats” to modern crises of belief, and what it means to embrace faithful uncertainty.