No Man's Sky's 18 quintillion procedurally generated planets brings humanity closer to creator status—what does that mean for theology and technology?
Disability rights intersect with transhumanism—examining access beyond ramps, the ethics of assistive tech, and fuller participation for all bodies and minds.
A Thoughtful Faith podcast interviews Lincoln Cannon on Mormon Transhumanism, exploring what it means to become one in the body of Christ through technology.
Blaire Ostler recounts how fertility challenges, art, and faith at BYU led her to embrace transhumanism as a natural extension of motherhood and creation.
A religious anthropologist turns scholarly attention to the MTA. Members are invited to participate in this landmark academic study of Mormon Transhumanism.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association releases a summary of its 2014 membership survey, reflecting the community’s evolving views and demographics.
Lincoln Cannon, MTA president, appears on Convergence with John Carosella on Blog Talk Radio to discuss Mormon transhumanism.
Caleb Jones explores how Mormon theology aligns with Kurzweil's epochs of evolution and transhumanist visions of humanity's cosmic potential.
Mormon Transhumanist Association announces 2015 board election results: Blaire Ostler, Dorothy Deasy, and Lincoln Cannon elected to serve as directors through 2018.
Recordings from the 2015 MTA Conference are now available on the Transfigurism YouTube channel, making the talks accessible to the wider community.