Lincoln Cannon responds to Timothy Killian’s critique of the New God Argument, addressing mischaracterizations, logical errors, and clarifying its relationship to the Simulation Argument.
Discover why a Transhumanist rejects the Singularitarian label—exploring concerns about uncritical optimism, fatalism, and the risks of rapid technological change.
An essay on how critical thinking applies to Mormonism and faith transitions—and why moments of enlightenment can ironically blind us to others' views.
Pain examined not as a logical puzzle but as a visceral human experience—exploring how poverty, loss, and injustice challenge even the notion of a loving God.
Exploring LDS policy through the lens of algebra: when a flawed premise undermines careful reasoning, even faithful discipleship must seek grace and charitable dialogue to find truth.
Zoltan Istvan’s flawed transhumanist campaign still advances the cause—because even imperfect publicity sparks vital conversations about overcoming mortality.
The 2013 MTA annual conference proceedings are now available on Scribd, featuring talks exploring Mormonism, transhumanism, and humanity's future.
The MTA releases the preliminary schedule for its 2013 Conference, featuring speakers on Mormonism and transhumanism at the Salt Lake City Public Library.
Exploring why Mormon leaders fixate on pornography in conference talks—and how contradictory assumptions about masculinity in LDS culture may fuel the obsession.
A reflection on how divine inspiration is translated into human language, examining the process of revelation from flash of insight to scriptural word.