Ben Blair asks the faithful question at transhumanism's heart: if our technological power is accelerating, should we accept death—or dare to conquer it?
Explore how the overview effect mirrors religion at its best—evoking awe, humility, and interconnectedness—and how transhumanism calls us to lift our eyes higher.
Explore the Messianic pattern of raising others to glory versus the Satanic pattern of self-exaltation, and what it means for transhumanist theology.
Caleb Jones explores Jesus's call to do "greater works"—challenging believers to emulate God's love with modern tools rather than passively adulate.
Mormon theology’s unique naturalism—rejecting creation ex nihilo and a supernatural God—bridges faith and science by redefining divinity within natural law.
Carl Youngblood explores the paradox of church—how institutions that honor Jesus can also undermine the radical, truth-seeking love he embodied.
Lincoln Cannon argues transhumanism has religious roots—tracing its origins from early Christian Neoplatonism and centuries of Orthodox and Catholic thought.
Explore how Mormon Transhumanism bridges faith and reason through “at least” translations—reframing beliefs in accessible language that invites dialogue with seekers of all backgrounds.
Ben Blair introduces the MTA Primers—short, accessible guides to key Mormon Transhumanist ideas designed for meetups and curious newcomers.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association announces its 2018 humanitarian service aim—supporting homeless youth through discipleship and community action.