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TheSingularity
.com What the Bible says about what's coming.

Fifteen years ago, the author bought the domain. It took that long to write the book.

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Two groups are looking at the same horizon and refusing to speak to each other.

One reads Isaiah and Revelation. The other reads Moore's Law and Kurzweil. Both say something is coming that will change what it means to be human. Both describe a convergence. Both put it within our lifetime.

This book sits in the room with both of them.

It will not tell you what to believe. It will ask you a question you cannot un-ask.

The Observation

The ancient text and the exponential curve keep describing the same things. The question is what you do when you notice.

Thirteen chapters.
One argument.

Ch. 01 — 03

The Shape of a Curve

On the word nobody understands.

Ch. 04 — 06

The Flood

Read it again. Read it forward.

Ch. 07 — 08

The Stones Cry Out

And what they are saying now.

Ch. 09 — 10

The Harvest

Every tongue. Every tribe. Faster than you think.

Ch. 11

The Incorruptible

An old promise, read with new eyes.

Ch. 12

The Digital Rapture

The chapter the book is named for. Read it last.

Ch. 13

What Comes Next

Not a prediction. A posture.

Appendix

Notes & Sources

For the reader who wants to check the work.

Everything Else

Is in the book.

Mark
Russell
Domain Owner
TheSingularity.com · Since 2011

In 2011, after watching a documentary about Ray Kurzweil, Mark Russell bought a domain name he wasn't ready to write a book for. It has taken fifteen years.

The delay wasn't laziness. It was the patience required when you suspect two communities you belong to are looking at the same thing and refusing to notice each other. Mark has been in the church since 1992. His father calculated Apollo orbital trajectories at North American Rockwell. The convergence of prophecy and compute is, for him, a family inheritance.

He is not a theologian. He is not a futurist. He is a reader who decided, finally, to write down what he was seeing.

"I didn't set out to prove anything. I set out to put the two texts on the same desk and take the reader through what happens when you read them without flinching."
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