Lincoln Cannon draws on Book of Mormon passages in First Nephi to explore how technology serves faith—and why great works begin with the smallest tools.
Lincoln Cannon recounts how CryptoPunk V1 1234 was stolen from him in a scam—sharing a cautionary tale about NFT security and digital asset vulnerability.
Carl Youngblood at MTAConf 2022 explores Web3 as a path to decentralized governance—how blockchain technology could balance power and enable collective agency.
Explore how Web3 and decentralized governance technologies could transform power structures, bridging anarchy and tyranny at MTAConf 2022.
Challenging the myth of technological unemployment — automation historically creates new, safer, and more interesting jobs rather than eliminating work.
Lincoln Cannon, MTA president, is featured in Ozy exploring the relationship between technology and the LDS Church.
Mormon Transhumanist Association board members present at Sunstone West 2016 in Berkeley, exploring Mormons and technology. Watch recorded sessions on YouTube.
A 2012 conference on religion and technology explores how the internet has transformed faith communities, spiritual practice, and religious discourse.
The Baylor Symposium on Faith and Culture invites papers on technology and human flourishing, exploring how technology shapes faith, culture, and society.
The MTA migrates to a new server in 2010 and refreshes its website content, improving the online home of the Mormon Transhumanist community.