A personal essay on clinical depression during Mormon missionary life—exploring how faith frameworks can both complicate and illuminate mental health.
Joni Newman traces how her love of transcendentalism, literature, and Mormon theology led her to embrace transhumanism and the unity of science and faith.
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.
The brother of Jared's story models faith as active co-creation—God prefers human initiative over passive submission, aligning our will with divine purposes.
MTA VP Carl Youngblood joins James Patterson on A Thoughtful Faith podcast to discuss myth-breaking, faith, and the intersection of Mormonism and technology.
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.
Blaire Ostler examines prayer through Mormon theology and agency — exploring what prayer truly accomplishes as a pragmatic tool for spiritual growth.
Blaire Ostler traces her path from a doubting Mormon child to a self-described 'God-fearing atheist'—a meditation on faith, belief, and belonging.
Caleb Jones shares how his 98-year-old grandmother’s reflections on faith and technology reveal an unexpected alignment with transhumanist values.
How accepting unconditional divine love transforms shame into freedom—an exploration of faith, observation, and what privacy truly means.