Who or what is God? Explore how life’s recurring lessons shape our understanding of the divine—a reflection on conscience, justice, and a God vast enough to be personal without being small.
How accepting unconditional divine love transforms shame into freedom—an exploration of faith, observation, and what privacy truly means.
Giulio Prisco examines Houellebecq's *Submission* and the Charlie Hebdo attacks to explore Mormonism's potential role in Western civilization.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association appoints Dorothy Deasy as Chief Humanitarian Officer, expanding the organization's humanitarian focus and impact.
Disability rights intersect with transhumanism—examining access beyond ramps, the ethics of assistive tech, and fuller participation for all bodies and minds.
Explore an existentialist Christian perspective where God is not a being but a way of being—found in connection, compassion, awe, and the light of hope.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association Board releases its 2014 annual leadership performance review, covering accountability, goals, and organizational outcomes.
Caleb Jones argues that radical compassion must guide transformative technology — not as a byproduct, but as its author shaping humanity's destiny.
Zombie viruses and vaccine innovation advance transhumanist life extension goals—but social justice matters as much as scientific progress.
How the Simulation Hypothesis illuminates Nephi's killing of Laban—viewing God as a Creator-Programmer resolving moral dilemmas within His own creation.