To Be as God

This collection of essays explores influential thinkers and ideas shaping modern thought, beginning with figures like De Sade who challenged traditional morality and Christianity. It examines the rise of Enlightenment principles, emphasizing reason, nature, and the artist’s role in replacing religious authority, while also considering concepts such as Romanticism and Gnosticism. The work provides a thought-provoking look at the philosophical shifts aimed at negating Christian ethics, offering insights into the importance of maintaining distinct philosophical and faith-based perspectives.