The New Life

This book deals with the philosophy of science and the philosophy of religion. It is a response to Nietzsche's powerful aphorism 'God is dead.' Like the German philosopher, we use the same writing style to answer his philosophy. In front of apodictic facts, when men are still in denial, we use aphorism. We set the scene in 19th-century Europe, and evince how Darwin's research destroys the Hegelian idealism. The book's primary goal is to show religious people and scientists how the Hegelian dialectic theory is the key to life and eventually explains this God's simulation we call existence. We live in a holographic reality and the book exposes the principles that sustain this energy hologram.