Christ as savior, exemplar, and collaborator: participatory atonement, grace and works together, and the Body of Christ as the shape of a communal superhuman future.
Explore a transhumanist reflection on Good Friday—how bread, crucifixion, and technology intertwine in a powerful retelling of Christ’s final moments.
Explore the Messianic pattern of lifting others to godhood versus the Satanic pattern of self-exaltation, and what this means for transhumanist theology.
Explore how Mormon Transhumanism bridges faith and reason by translating religious concepts into universally accessible language, finding common ground between believers and agnostics.
Explore how Christ’s life exemplifies a radical, ongoing invitation to expand morality and co-create a better world—a vision where transhumanism and Advent converge.
Explore how Christ’s call demands active responsibility—not passive comfort—challenging us to acknowledge the blood on our hands and do the work of healing others.
Explore how Christ’s atonement calls us beyond abstract metaphysics to active compassion—healing wounds, ending oppression, and conquering death through present action.
Explore how the Christmas narrative calls us not to be spectators but oath-makers, sharing in the burden of confronting evil and death alongside the divine.
Explore how entropy threatens Mind and how the Atonement can be understood as God’s cosmic response to spiritual and physical decay—bridging Mormon theology with transhumanist thought.
Exploring an unconventional yet faithful perspective on Jesus, resurrection, atonement, and salvation—blending Mormon belief with transhumanist possibility and radical honesty.