Carl Youngblood reflects at year's end on the dramatic changes witnessed in 2024 — a personal retrospective on revelation, intelligence, and evolution.
Lincoln Cannon explores how rising AI fits within a Mormon transhumanist vision of spiritual and technological evolution toward the divine.
Lincoln Cannon reviews an illustrated Nietzsche's Thus Spake Zarathustra, exploring the Übermensch and its resonance with Mormon Transhumanist thought.
Lincoln Cannon reflects on a metaphorical black filing cabinet inherited from his father—asking what we fill our lives with and what legacy we leave behind.
Lincoln Cannon shares how the New God Argument has evolved—simplified and refined to be more accessible for broader engagement with theological thought.
A Utah Valley MTA meetup exploring future ecosystems—discussing new advancements in human capability and technology's role in shaping tomorrow's horizons.
Ben Blair draws on Dickens' three ghosts—compassion, responsibility, human flourishing—as a transhumanist reflection on A Christmas Carol's call to action.
Caleb Jones explores the overview effect as a mirror of religion—evoking awe and humility—arguing faith must embrace science to remain a living, transformative force.
Mormon theology’s unique naturalism—rejecting creation ex nihilo and a supernatural God—bridges faith and science by redefining divinity within natural law.
Lincoln Cannon urges Mormon supporters of evolution to help BYU's Monte Bean Museum create a 'Faith and Science' exhibit affirming their compatibility.