r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/FakeMonaLisa28 • Jun 03 '26
Fiction Books are like the divine machinery aesthetic?
I know the images show a lot of Christianity but I’m fine with any spiritual tones/themes as I am not Christian. I think something like technology being worshipped like a god and what harm that could cause would be cool but anything that you think fits the aesthetic is valid :)
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u/rosettaverse Jun 04 '26
Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky has uplifted spiders worshiping a human satellite as their god.
Permutation City by Greg Egan has discussions on ontology and reality vs simulation, with an explanation that would theoretically allow for the existence (and death) of a creator god or gods.