The apostle Paul prophesied that some would transfigure from mortality to immortality. Emerging technologies like connectomics now suggest a surprisingly literal fulfillment may be closer than we think.
Caleb Jones offers a transhumanist Good Friday reflection—exploring how bread, crucifixion, and technology intertwine in a retelling of Christ's final moments.
Explore how Jesus’ act of washing feet on Maundy Thursday embodies radical humility—and why transhumanist power must kneel in service to transform humanity.
Caleb Jones uses Holy Wednesday's theme of betrayal to ask whether our technologies crucify Christian principles of charity, love, and humanity.
Explore Holy Tuesday through a transhumanist lens—discover how technology becomes holy when it deepens relationship, and how the image of Christ as Bridegroom inspires us to build connections that heal an isolated world.
Caleb Jones explores Palm Sunday's themes of triumph and peace—showing how technology fulfills prophetic visions of healing and resurrection in God's Kingdom.
Lincoln Cannon presents a narrative from Acts, exploring how Peter's vision of radical inclusion challenges every boundary of the expected and the holy.
Explore a personal journey from self-concern to radical compassion, weaving Christ’s parable of the unforgiving servant into a transformative call for deeper community ministry.
Lincoln Cannon reflects on Christmas Eve across Catholic mass, LDS sacrament, and the first epistle of John—meditating on the rebirth of Christ.
Lincoln Cannon’s "Light"—a rainbow-structured iambic pentameter sonnet written during his LDS mission in southern France in 1995.