Articles

Who or what is God? Explore how life’s recurring lessons shape our understanding of the divine—a reflection on conscience, justice, and a God vast enough to be personal without being small.

Blaire Ostler examines prayer through Mormon theology and agency — exploring what prayer truly accomplishes as a pragmatic tool for spiritual growth.

Jordan Roberts, a physician, evaluates Ray Kurzweil's supplement regimen and offers evidence-based strategies for living long enough to reach the Singularity.

Caleb Jones maps 23,000 Wikipedia pages and 41,000 links to reveal transhumanism's hidden communities and intellectual connections through network analysis.

Dorothy Deasy explores how emerging technologies reshape reality, meaning, and social intelligence as humanity enters a transhuman age.

Mormonism and Transhumanism make a natural pair—both seek to overcome death and transcend mortality—as science and faith unite in God’s plan.

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.

A poetic meditation on pain, separation, and rebirth—where the serpent's legacy transforms agony into the miraculous arrival of new life and renewed hope.