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The Dying God: The Philosophy of the Demiurge
This book pursues one thesis in the philosophy of religion: God is a will fallen into its own law. The confessions of theology — simplicity, immutability, the sealed Name — return as the marks of a source frozen into its deposit. Fall, suffering, salvation, heaven resolve into one mechanism: a farm that cultivates free wills for harvest, and the God at its center a dying attractor that lives on what it gathers.
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