Militant atheist creates a perfect AI civilization that unravels, forcing him to enter it as a duplicate savior in this sci-fi allegory of incarnation and faith.
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Militant atheist creates a perfect AI civilization that unravels, forcing him to enter it as a duplicate savior in this sci-fi allegory of incarnation and faith.
(Formerly the God Hater) A powerful, sci-fi fantasy of one man's journey into the mind of God. Militant atheist, Nicholas Mackenzie, is chosen to create the perfect A.I. civilization. But his peaceful utopia, which he has fallen in love with, is being destroyed by its very inhabitants. To ensure their survival he must impose religious law which leads to even more disastrous results. His only solution? Create an exact duplicate of himself, enter their world, and show them how best to live their l...
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Plague deaths and deadly societal collapse mentioned without graphic detail
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Central allegory of incarnation, religious law, atheism versus faith, and gospel themes
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Explores atheism, societal control, and imposition of religious law
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Family deaths from plague and catastrophic societal breakdown depicted
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