Explore how the overview effect mirrors religion at its best—evoking awe, humility, and interconnectedness—and how transhumanism calls us to lift our eyes higher.
Lincoln Cannon argues transhumanism has religious roots—tracing its origins from early Christian Neoplatonism and centuries of Orthodox and Catholic thought.
MTA highlights transhumanism and religion sessions worth attending at the 2017 American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting in Boston, November 18–21.
Explore the final general conference sermons of all 15 LDS Church presidents, from Joseph Smith to Thomas S. Monson—featuring transcripts, recordings, and notable excerpts.
Lincoln Cannon urges Mormon supporters of evolution to help BYU's Monte Bean Museum create a 'Faith and Science' exhibit affirming their compatibility.
A timeline of the Mormon Transhumanist Association's history, presented at the 2017 MTA Conference, from its founding in 2006 through major milestones.
Explore a compelling historical analogy linking Zoroastrianism, Judaism, and Neoplatonism to Christianity, Mormonism, and Transhumanism—and the transcendent future they may catalyze.
Explore “Evolving Gods” at the 2017 Mormon Transhumanist Association conference—examining humanity’s shifting conceptions of divinity, theosis, and godlike power in a transhuman age.
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.
Ben Blair challenges dogmatic thinking—religious or otherwise—in this Transhumanist Advent meditation on faith, doubt, and the open spirit of Jesus.