New Release!
The Eye of God
by Aeternus Costin
Aeternus Costin, a self-taught philosopher, finds enlightenment at the crossroads of science, technology, and deep metaphysical inquiries. Beginning with an epiphany during a casual summer day in 2019, Aeternus’ intellectual voyage spans across centuries of philosophical thought, from Plato to Einstein. This book stands as both a challenge to conventional religious dogma and a fervent call to reconcile logic with spiritual beliefs. By tenaciously arguing for the existence of God using logic and science, it aims to free humanity from antiquated religious ideologies while bridging the chasm between rationality and transcendence. Dive into a transformative exploration that not only seeks universal truths but also hopes to inspire readers to reflect upon reality and their role within it. Join in on a pursuit of knowledge, reason, and an unwavering quest for truth.
Writings
A brief history of profound philosophical concepts: Anaximander
“Something from nothing” Anaximander (610 BCE - 546 BCE) of Miletus (An ancient Greek city of Ionia, which was located near the modern village of Balat in Turkey) is attributed by later Greek philosophers to have proposed one of the earliest rational explanations of...
A brief history of profound philosophical concepts: Democritus
“Going nuclear” When it comes to insight, it is hard to beat Greek philosopher Democritus (460 BCE - 370 BCE) of Abdera (the modern municipality of Avdira). Democritus proposed that the solution to the Being vs. Becoming debate was that things were constantly changing...
A brief history of profound philosophical concepts: Heraclitus
“Turn and face the strange ch-ch-changes” Heraclitus (540 BCE – 480 BCE) of Ephesus, Anatolia (now Selçuk, Turkey) was a Greek philosopher attributed with the saying “Man cannot step into the same river twice.” The modern interpretation of this phrase is that the...
About The Author
Aeternus Costin is a self-taught philosopher and author of the new novel The Eye of God. Before listening to every philosophy podcast he could find, spending thousands of hours on the internet researching philosophical thought, and reading major philosophical works, he was an IT Guy who had become a Chief Technology Officer.
Before joining the US Navy in the mid-`90s and becoming an IT Guy, he was a country boy from the Deep South who loved fishing and watching Alabama Football. When he isn’t working on AI or writing a book on the nature of reality, he still loves fishing and watching Alabama Football, as well as drinking cups of hot tea with his wife, and driving his little John Deere tractor around on their farm.