Jonathan Cannon explores the Beatitudes through Mormon Transhumanist ideals, arguing humanity's path to Godhood mirrors an eternal chain of divine progression.
Blaire Ostler traces her path from a doubting Mormon child to a self-described 'God-fearing atheist'—a meditation on faith, belief, and belonging.
Caleb Jones shares how his 98-year-old grandmother’s reflections on faith and technology reveal an unexpected alignment with transhumanist values.
How accepting unconditional divine love transforms shame into freedom—an exploration of faith, observation, and what privacy truly means.
Giulio Prisco examines Houellebecq's *Submission* and the Charlie Hebdo attacks to explore Mormonism's potential role in Western civilization.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association appoints Dorothy Deasy as Chief Humanitarian Officer, expanding the organization's humanitarian focus and impact.
Mormon Transhumanist Association board members Christopher Bradford and Dorothy Deasy present papers at Samford University’s Transhumanism and the Church conference in Birmingham, Alabama.
Caleb Jones explores how post-secular Mormonism transcends dogmatic religion and reductive secularism, embracing revelatory, covenant faith.
Giulio Prisco examines how truth operates locally—drawing parallels between scientific validity and religious revelation.
A Thoughtful Faith podcast interviews Lincoln Cannon on Mormon Transhumanism, exploring what it means to become one in the body of Christ through technology.