An essay on how critical thinking applies to Mormonism and faith transitions—and why moments of enlightenment can ironically blind us to others' views.
Explore how the information age challenges Mormon faith narratives, from Brigham Young’s “eternity of cats” to modern crises of belief, and what it means to embrace faithful uncertainty.
A faithful yet unconventional take on Jesus—blending Mormon belief with transhumanist possibility on resurrection, atonement, and salvation.
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.
Zoltan Istvan’s flawed transhumanist campaign still advances the cause—because even imperfect publicity sparks vital conversations about overcoming mortality.
Explore how Mormon belief and atheist skepticism converge in this thought-provoking reflection on doubt, discipleship, and finding truth through shared human experience.
Giulio Prisco examines Houellebecq's *Submission* and the Charlie Hebdo attacks to explore Mormonism's potential role in Western civilization.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association releases a summary of its 2014 membership survey, reflecting the community’s evolving views and demographics.
Mormon essayist Kristine Haglund is announced as a keynote speaker at the 2015 Mormon Transhumanist Association annual conference.
Caleb Jones draws on Fred Brooks and Dorothy Sayers to argue creativity's three stages mirror Mormon theology's vision of divine creation and eternal purpose.