Lincoln Cannon addresses the growing MTA Africa chapter, exploring how transhumanist themes are embedded throughout the scriptures and Mormon tradition.
Lincoln Cannon responds to fundamentalist critiques of Transhumanism, challenging the claim that humanity's desire to transcend its limits is original sin.
Lincoln Cannon responds to Christopher VanDusen's call for a Christian Renaissance, arguing it should sanctify rather than oppose transhumanism.
The Christian concept of atonement—meaning “at-one-ment”—emerged as a radical theological innovation. Explore three frameworks for understanding Jesus’s transformative sacrifice.
On Easter, Lincoln Cannon explores what the Bible says about the resurrection of Christ and why transhumanists should aspire to embodied immortality.
Lincoln Cannon imagines a dialogue between Jesus and Socrates on science, faith, and the nature of God—a philosophical encounter in an ancient olive grove.
Lincoln Cannon shares how a friend discovering Mormon Transhumanism found it mind-expanding, faith-promoting, and practically meaningful to live.
Lincoln Cannon's Christmas reflection on the Eternal Christ—when all the world is pregnant with prophecy and the divine is born in unexpected places.
Explore why the historical Jesus of Nazareth remains indispensable—not through supernaturalism, but as the principal example of sublime humanity and our shared path to divinization.
The MTA's constitutional purpose is to promote the Mormon Transhumanist Affirmation—this primer presents it in full and offers a way to understand its meaning.