The Mormon Transhumanist Association releases its 2014 annual report, reviewing the year's membership growth, events, and organizational achievements.
A Transfigurist reflection on the soul — questioning assumptions about dreams, peace, love, and inspiration in pursuit of deeper self-understanding.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association Board releases its 2014 annual leadership performance review, covering accountability, goals, and organizational outcomes.
Caleb Jones argues that radical compassion must guide transformative technology — not as a byproduct, but as its author shaping humanity's destiny.
Transhumanist technologist Ralph Merkle is announced as keynote speaker for the 2015 MTA Conference, bringing cutting-edge tech perspectives to the event.
Mormon essayist Kristine Haglund is announced as a keynote speaker at the 2015 Mormon Transhumanist Association annual conference.
Confusing current understanding with eternal truth limits spiritual growth—epistemic humility opens us to ongoing revelation and greater knowledge.
The 2015 Call for Papers for the Transhumanism and Religion Group at the American Academy of Religion—seeking submissions on faith and human enhancement.
Explore how competing worldviews of scarcity and abundance shape human progress, technology, and our motivation to harness resources for a thriving future.
Join fellow Mormon transhumanists for the 2015 Annual Conference. Registration is now open—reserve your place at this landmark gathering of faith and future.