The Fragmented God Theory

What if consciousness were not a late accident in an indifferent universe, but one of the ways reality comes to know itself?

The Fragmented God Theory is an accessible yet rigorously argued philosophical exploration of consciousness, information, science, spirituality, and the deepest nature of reality.

Drawing on information physics, cosmology, philosophy of mind, ancient traditions, metaphysics, and contemporary debates about artificial intelligence, Montiel Adrián develops a provocative hypothesis: perhaps the apparent multiplicity of the universe can be understood as a single reality experiencing itself through countless finite perspectives.

This book does not claim to offer scientific proof of God, nor does it ask readers to abandon religious, agnostic, or atheist convictions. Instead, it carefully distinguishes evidence from hypothesis, interpretation, and metaphor while examining the questions that remain at the limits of knowledge.

Can consciousness be fundamental? Does information reveal something about the architecture of reality? Could artificial intelligence become another mirror through which the universe observes itself? And if every conscious being is part of a deeper unity, what ethical responsibilities follow?

For readers interested in metaphysics, consciousness, philosophy of science, spirituality, cosmology, and artificial intelligence.