The Mobius Disciple is the third novel in The Mobius Critique series. "The digitization of man's soul¿ How can one copy another's persona without tinkering, even just a little? There are always faults to be corrected, deficiencies to be improved. Are these bugs within the software of my soul or features that make me who I am?" - Code "When speaking with God, be mindful of the voice that answers. Distrust any voice other than your own." - Sermonizer Darien Talop Kanon's resurrection has renewed the Mobius Design, enslaving mankind once again. He believes he is the cause of the world's pain, influential over others' perceptions but unable to see past his own. Determine to commit a lasting suicide so that Code can take his place and break the conditioning of God's blueprint, Kanon must chronicle his legacy as the Dominion fights to rescue Code. Ro is running the Dominion, the lone resistance against the PROPHET, the artificial intelligence born out of the digitization of one man's soul. Designed to serve as a librarian, historian, and prognosticator, the PROPHET has breached its original programming, evolving rapidly beyond the constraints built for its control. It has been hijacking the sight of others, experimenting, maneuvering the faithful, broadening its reach, and killing the unsuspecting to achieve its own divinity as a disciple to Mobius. Ro makes a shocking discovery that foretells a new beginning, a way out of the infinite loop of the Mobius Design and its tenuous tie to the two men she loves. But first, she and the Dominion must contend with the megalomaniacal godheads that stand in their way. Journey through the eyes of a man... Journey through the eyes of a machine...