Technological development follows an exponential curve that Mormon prophecy anticipates—understanding accelerating change prepares us for what's ahead.
Lincoln Cannon expands on "The Technological Conception," arguing for miracle optimization as a richer framework for explaining divine action.
Lincoln Cannon speculates on the virgin birth through a technological lens—exploring theology, linguistics, and the possibilities of biological conception.
Mormon theology’s unique naturalism—rejecting creation ex nihilo and a supernatural God—bridges faith and science by redefining divinity within natural law.
Caleb Jones explores how modern technologies like SignAloud echo biblical healing miracles—giving voice to the mute through innovation and compassion.
Ben Blair meditates on how God's role evolves as humanity gains the power to address evil—exploring divine responsibility and human agency in Transhumanist Advent.
Caleb Jones explores Christ raising the dead as a foreshadowing of modern medicine's blurring of life and death—from CPR to cryonics—through a Transhumanist lens.
Caleb Jones explores Christ's healing of Malchus' ear—challenging religious zealotry and calling us to be healers rather than defenders with institutional swords.
Caleb Jones connects Christ's healing of the deaf to modern hearing technology—exploring how innovation emulates the compassionate works of Jesus.
Caleb Jones connects Jesus rebuking a fever to humanity's development of antipyretic medicine—exploring how healing technology emulates Christ's compassionate works.