A Thoughtin theMind of God

I spent the majority of my adult life building something I didn’t know had a name. It started with the Scriptures and a lot of late nights. It ended with one sentence — everything that exists is a thought in the mind of God, sustained by His will, authored by His purpose, and held together by personal covenants of love — a sentence that generates every theological position I hold, from the nature of God to the nature of heaven and hell, without contradiction.

Most systematic theologies start with a list of doctrines and work through them one by one. This book starts with a single ontological claim and derives everything from it. Since Augustine imported Plato’s metaphysics into the church in the fourth century, every major system of Christian theology has been built on a foundation the Scriptures never laid. This book names that foundation, traces its influence across sixteen centuries, and replaces it with an ontology drawn from Scripture alone.

It is not a devotional. It is not a commentary. It is a systematic theology built from the ground up by a computer programmer with no seminary degree, no denominational backing, and no one’s permission — using the vocabulary of information theory, computer science, and quantum physics to reach realities that traditional theological language never could.