Jonathan Cannon examines natural theology to ask whether we create gods in our own image—and what imperfect, evolving heavens reveal about our aspirations.
Caleb Jones connects Pascal's paradox, Mormon doctrine of Intelligences, and the preciousness of Mind to argue for a Cosmic Mind at the heart of existence.
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.
Caleb Jones explores how Mormon theology aligns with Kurzweil's epochs of evolution and transhumanist visions of humanity's cosmic potential.
Caleb Jones explores how fractal geometry illuminates Mormon theology’s eternal lineage of gods, expanding Joseph Smith’s cosmological symbolism.
Confusing current understanding with eternal truth limits spiritual growth—epistemic humility opens us to ongoing revelation and greater knowledge.
Lincoln Cannon argues that Mormon theology—from embodied immortality to progressive transformation—inherently mandates transhumanism as a spiritual calling.
Explore the full 2014 MTA Conference schedule—a landmark gathering of thinkers at the intersection of Mormon faith and the future of humanity.
Carl Youngblood argues the Gospel is inherently transhumanist—calling humanity toward Christlike immortality and eternal progression in harmony with naturalism.