Lincoln Cannon argues that Mormon theology—from embodied immortality to progressive transformation—inherently mandates transhumanism as a spiritual calling.
Lincoln Cannon, MTA president, presents at the 2014 Venturists’ Cryonics Convention exploring cryonics, life extension, and transhumanism alongside leading voices in the longevity movement.
Explore mind uploading, cyborgization tropes, and conference updates at the March 2014 Mormon Transhumanist Association Discussion Group via Google+ Hangouts.
Humanity+ director Adam Ford interviews Mormon Transhumanist Association CFO Karl Hale on Calico, Google’s bold anti-aging initiative, exploring faith and technology’s role in extending life.
Carl Youngblood argues the Gospel is inherently transhumanist—calling humanity toward Christlike immortality and eternal progression in harmony with naturalism.
The MTA releases the preliminary schedule for its 2013 Conference, featuring speakers on Mormonism and transhumanism at the Salt Lake City Public Library.
Explore the intersection of transhumanism and religion at the 2013 AAR annual meeting. Submit papers examining technology, human enhancement, and religious traditions.
Dr. Aubrey de Grey, biogerontologist and longevity researcher, will deliver a keynote at the Mormon Transhumanist Association's April 2013 conference.
Explore UC Riverside’s call for empirical research proposals on personal immortality, funded by the Templeton Foundation—investigating post-mortem survival, belief, and human behavior.
Submit papers to the 2013 Mormon Transhumanist Association Conference, held on Friday, April 5, 2013—exploring faith, technology, and human potential.