The Resurrection of God

By examining the history of philosophy spanning from Plato to post-structuralism, I detected the inherent flaws within those philosophical systems, and through those very deficiencies, deduced the absolute necessity of the One. Furthermore, this being—God, or the One—must possess the attribute of a dynamic, unfixable nature, and by modifying the Hegelian dialectic, I have posited the mechanism through which existence is derived. Consequently, through this return of the Divine, a new horizon for twenty-first-century metaphysics has been opened.