Lincoln Cannon defines "truth" and "good" from a Mormon Transhumanist perspective—a concise account of epistemology and ethics from MTA discussions.
COVID-19 challenges us all, but it reveals a fundamental truth: sharing one planet means choosing between coercion and cooperation. Discover why compassion is our only path forward.
Lincoln Cannon responds to the MTC sexual assault case by calling on the LDS Church to reform interview practices around sexual topics for greater safety.
Explore why love transcends knowledge and obedience in Mormon faith. A thoughtful reflection on virtuous priorities, healthy discipleship, and the ethical limits of conformity.
Explore how Christ’s call to welcome the stranger challenges us to see divinity in humanity’s humblest forms—and what that means for our ongoing moral trial.
How the Simulation Hypothesis illuminates Nephi's killing of Laban—viewing God as a Creator-Programmer resolving moral dilemmas within His own creation.
The MTA joins the worldwide "Day We Fight Back" coalition, opposing mass surveillance and defending digital privacy as an expression of human dignity.
Utah Valley University's 2010 symposium on technology and ethics—exploring robot morality, digital responsibility, and the human dimensions of emerging tech.
Review of the Mormon Transhumanist Association’s financial transactions, confirming compliance with constitutional requirements, reasonable practices, and charitable purpose.
Explore the Seventh Monthly Transfigurism Roundtable from August 2008, where the Mormon Transhumanist Association discussed morality through the lens of WNYC Radiolab.