The Mormon Transhumanist Association is featured in an April 2016 New Yorker article by Dawn Chan on faith and futurism.
MTA voting members amend the association's constitution with an extended affirmation—updating core commitments to Mormon Transhumanist values and principles.
Han Solo's reluctant heroism as a mirror for transhumanist efforts to overcome mortality through science—and why skeptics should boldly engage the cause.
Zoltan Istvan’s flawed transhumanist campaign still advances the cause—because even imperfect publicity sparks vital conversations about overcoming mortality.
Jordan Roberts, a physician, evaluates Ray Kurzweil's supplement regimen and offers evidence-based strategies for living long enough to reach the Singularity.
Mormonism and Transhumanism make a natural pair—both seek to overcome death and transcend mortality—as science and faith unite in God’s plan.
Carl Youngblood at MTAConf 2015 asks why believers hesitate when salvation from death becomes technologically plausible—and what that reveals about faith.
The 2015 Call for Papers for the Transhumanism and Religion Group at the American Academy of Religion—seeking submissions on faith and human enhancement.
Explore how identity transcends death through a bold fusion of resurrection, reincarnation, and future science—where “all is one” reframes what it means to live again.
Exploring how prophecy may be fulfilled through human decisions and technology, bridging Mormon theology with transhumanist visions of a post-Singularity millennium.