Explore how Christ’s healing of Malchus’ ear challenges religious zealotry and calls us to be healers and peacemakers in an age of declining faith.
Caleb Jones draws parallels between Christ's healing miracle and modern exoskeletons—restoring mobility and independence as a Transhumanist Advent reflection.
Explore why love transcends knowledge and obedience in Mormon faith. A thoughtful reflection on virtuous priorities, healthy discipleship, and the ethical limits of conformity.
Explore how Christ’s call to welcome the stranger challenges us to see divinity in humanity’s humblest forms—and what that means for our ongoing moral trial.
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.
Discover how Rich Mullins’ Ragamuffin Gospel inspired one woman’s journey from selfless service to Mormon Transhumanism—a compelling personal narrative of faith, purpose, and hope.
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.
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.
How accepting unconditional divine love transforms shame into freedom—an exploration of faith, observation, and what privacy truly means.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association appoints Dorothy Deasy as Chief Humanitarian Officer, expanding the organization's humanitarian focus and impact.