Lincoln Cannon releases Archive: Volume Two (2009–2011), collecting 500+ pages of posts and essays on Mormon Transhumanism and the New God Argument.
Explore how identity is not fixed but organized—admitting degrees of complexity, persistence, and change—through the lenses of materialism, panpsychism, and Mormon theology.
In Mormon theology, the veil isn’t merely forgetting—it’s individuation, the sacred process by which God differentiates into more Gods. Explore this profound reframing.
Lincoln Cannon's Archive: Volume One collects 500+ pages of Mormon Transhumanist essays from 2005–2008—faith, reason, and technological hope.
Explore the 2018 Mormon Transhumanist Association conference “Worlds without Number,” examining the intersection of technology, religion, and humanity’s place in an ever-expanding universe.
Explore the divine nature of creation through programming and emergence, where thought becomes substance and the creative process itself mirrors eternity—bridging Mormon theology and transhumanism.
Explore a compelling historical analogy linking Zoroastrianism, Judaism, and Neoplatonism to Christianity, Mormonism, and Transhumanism—and the transcendent future they may catalyze.
Caleb Jones maps 23,000 Wikipedia pages and 41,000 links to reveal transhumanism's hidden communities and intellectual connections through network analysis.
Dorothy Deasy explores how emerging technologies reshape reality, meaning, and social intelligence as humanity enters a transhuman age.
A poetic meditation on pain, separation, and rebirth—where the serpent's legacy transforms agony into the miraculous arrival of new life and renewed hope.