The LDS Church has no official position on human evolution. Explore historic and modern statements from Church authorities that clarify this often-misunderstood stance.
Explore “Evolving Gods” at the 2017 Mormon Transhumanist Association conference—examining humanity’s shifting conceptions of divinity, theosis, and godlike power in a transhuman age.
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.
Jonathan Cannon examines natural theology to ask whether we create gods in our own image—and what imperfect, evolving heavens reveal about our aspirations.
Caleb Jones explores how Mormon theology aligns with Kurzweil's epochs of evolution and transhumanist visions of humanity's cosmic potential.
The peer-reviewed journal Theology and Science publishes "What is Mormon Transhumanism?"—marking a milestone for the movement's academic recognition.
Carl Youngblood argues religion is not a pre-scientific relic but one of humanity's most powerful social technologies for cooperation and meaning.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association partners with the Teilhard Project to promote Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s synthesis of science and Christian faith.
Submit papers to the 2013 Mormon Transhumanist Association Conference, held on Friday, April 5, 2013—exploring faith, technology, and human potential.
Explore the AAR’s call for papers on transhumanism and religion, inviting scholars to examine how emerging technologies intersect with faith, human transformation, and visions of the posthuman future.