Meet the speakers presenting at the 2014 MTA Conference in Salt Lake City — exploring Mormonism, transhumanism, technology, and spiritual transformation.
Natasha Vita-More keynotes the 2014 MTA Conference, exploring transhumanism, technology, and spirituality at the intersection with Mormonism.
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.
The 2013 MTA annual conference proceedings are now available on Scribd, featuring talks exploring Mormonism, transhumanism, and humanity's future.
The MTA joins the worldwide "Day We Fight Back" coalition, opposing mass surveillance and defending digital privacy as an expression of human dignity.
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 extends its 2014 conference Call for Papers deadline to February 15—submit your work on faith, technology, and Mormonism.
Mormon Transhumanist Association invites members to a Future Day lunch at Thanksgiving Point on March 1, 2014—casual conversation about humanity's future.
Carl Youngblood argues religion is not a pre-scientific relic but one of humanity's most powerful social technologies for cooperation and meaning.