Lincoln Cannon reflects on President Nelson's call to stop using 'Mormon' as a nickname, asking whether it's okay to still identify as a Mormon.
Join the Mormon Transhumanist Association in SLC on Nov. 3 for a discussion on The New God Argument and Diversity Representations with Lincoln Cannon and Blaire Ostler.
"CRISPR Love" by Gary Lee Parker is a haunting poem weaving gene editing metaphors with themes of sacrifice, identity, and reshaping oneself for love.
Matt Howe argues that transhumanism needs non-scientists—humanity's technological evolution requires participation from everyone, not just technical experts.
Discover how Rich Mullins’ Ragamuffin Gospel inspired one woman’s journey from selfless service to Mormon Transhumanism—a compelling personal narrative of faith, purpose, and hope.
MTA marks its ten-year anniversary with an annual report and a note on pending leadership change, reflecting on a decade of growth since the 2006 founding.
A personal essay on clinical depression during Mormon missionary life—exploring how faith frameworks can both complicate and illuminate mental health.
Participate in the 2015 Mormon Transhumanist Association member survey, featuring new ideological identity questions to help leadership better represent you.
Can artificial intelligences be redeemed? Examining Christian and Mormon theological models of the soul's origin and their implications for AI salvation.
Dorothy Deasy explores how emerging technologies reshape reality, meaning, and social intelligence as humanity enters a transhuman age.