The Gods Have Been Cloned

The novel you have in your hands is an extensive and original work that could be classified within the science fiction genre, but it is actually a novelized essay, inspired by science, religion, and philosophy, in which many intellectual inconsistencies are analyzed and many preconceived ideas of our time are challenged. The work describes a future time in which humans have lost faith, not only in God but also in themselves. The advance of science and knowledge, as well as exciting events involving the Pope, have caused the death of faith in God and in humanity, and with it, the loss of the meaning of life in all members of society.Without faith, society disintegrates. To save it, some scientists decide to clone a man who died decades earlier possessing faith in God and humanity and whose "cerebral coordinates" had been stored on a computer. The scientists analyze his brain with the new technologies available in that future time to discover what faith consists of and to artificially implant it again in the brains of everyone.Since, generally, science ends up destroying or at least modifying anything it seeks to understand, in this process, the cloned protagonist will lose his faith. This will happen during conversations with the scientist who cloned him, who will explain to him what has happened during the decades he was dead that led to the loss of faith in the world.A novel that will make you reflect on yourself and the society in which you live.