Lincoln Cannon reflects on Christmas as a call to embodiment, meditating on the manger, the stable, and what incarnate faith means for a transhumanist.
Lincoln Cannon grapples with a provocative question: why are we not already Gods or superintelligences, and what does eternity tell us about becoming divine?
Explore how theosis demands more than faith alone—requiring new economics, decentralized value, and radical cooperation to unlock humanity’s divine potential.
Lincoln Cannon revisits McConkie's "Seven Deadly Heresies," redeeming most of them through a Mormon transhumanist reading centered on eternal progression.
Explore the final general conference sermons of all 15 LDS Church presidents, from Joseph Smith to Thomas S. Monson—featuring transcripts, recordings, and notable excerpts.
Discover 10 inspiring aspects of Mormon heaven—from near-universal salvation to embodied eternities and godlike potential. A transhumanist lens on LDS theology.
Explore an expanded version of the beloved Mormon hymn “If You Could Hie to Kolob” with new verses that make its transhumanist vision explicit.
Jonathan Cannon explores the Beatitudes through Mormon Transhumanist ideals, arguing humanity's path to Godhood mirrors an eternal chain of divine progression.