God’s Fire

God’s Fire by Thomas J. Sanders, published by Trafford Publishing in 2000, is a work of fiction that delves into the realm of science fiction, specifically hard science fiction. This 240-page book explores the ambitious project known as Chester, a complete human environment simulation designed for tactical emergency response. As scientists across the solar system collaborate to equip Chester with comprehensive knowledge, the narrative raises questions about the potential for a supercomputer to learn from an unconventional source, a love doll, and the implications of such knowledge on humanity.

Readers will find a thought-provoking exploration of technology and human relationships as the story unfolds. The plot examines whether Chester can uncover the ultimate secret of humanity and the consequences of this discovery amid the destructive forces referred to as God’s Fire. Additionally, the narrative touches on the evolving dynamics between two computer geniuses who find themselves in love, prompting reflections on the next step in human evolution. This edition presents a unique blend of themes that challenge the boundaries of artificial intelligence and emotional connection.