Explore the intersection of neuroscience and religion at the Religious Brain Project symposium, featuring interdisciplinary insights at the University of Utah.
Explore the 2014 AAR Call for Papers on Transhumanism and Religion, featuring a joint session on theological anthropology and cloning in San Diego.
Carl Youngblood argues religion is not a pre-scientific relic but one of humanity's most powerful social technologies for cooperation and meaning.
Join the Mormon Transhumanist Association’s January 2014 online discussion on the Transfigurist Network, religious transhumanism coordination, and the upcoming MTA conference.
Explore the December 2013 Mormon Transhumanist Association discussion on launching the Transfigurist Network, uniting religious transhumanist groups.
Submit papers, artwork, poetry, or music to the 2014 Mormon Transhumanist Association Conference—exploring faith, technology, and human potential.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association's online discussion group meets on Saturday, November 23, 2013—an open community conversation for members and friends.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association partners with the Teilhard Project to promote Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s synthesis of science and Christian faith.
MTA CIO Carl Youngblood presents at the European Mormon Studies Conference, representing Mormon Transhumanist perspectives to an international audience.
MTA CIO Carl Youngblood presents on Mormon Transhumanism at the London Futurism, Spirituality and Faith Conference, exploring technology and belief.