A profound journey through faith, reason, and the mysteries of existence Born and raised in the heart of America's Bible Belt, Aeternus Costin's upbringing among devout Southern Baptists set the stage for a lifetime of spiritual exploration and philosophical inquiry. From beginning to question his faith as a youth, to staunch atheism catalyzed by a deepening fascination with science and technology, Costin's voracious appetite for knowledge led him down the rabbit hole of scientific discovery. Until one day, in a transformative moment during an ordinary drive, everything changed. A chance encounter with a podcast on philosophy sparked an epiphany that shattered the author’s atheistic convictions. This revelation transcended conventional beliefs and ignited a quest for understanding that would define the next chapter of his life. The Eye of God is not just a memoir but a profound treatise on metaphysics and the nature of divinity itself. Through meticulous research and introspection, Costin unveils a startling hypothesis—that the key to comprehending the universe lies not in religious scripture but in the fundamental laws of nature. Drawing from the wisdom of philosophers ancient and modern, from Aristotle to Stephen Hawking, Costin weaves a compelling narrative that challenges the dichotomy between faith and science. This book is a testament to the power of intellectual curiosity and the courage to challenge ingrained beliefs. It invites readers on a journey that spans centuries of human thought, offering a fresh perspective on the age-old question: What is the nature of God? The Eye of God is a Literary Titan Book Award winner, and a must-read for anyone grappling with questions of faith, science, and the ultimate meaning of existence. It promises to provoke, inspire, and leave a lasting impression on all who dare to ponder the mysteries of the cosmos.