Visible Gods

The narrative explores a thought-provoking dialogue between Socrates and four contemporary characters who challenge his ancient worldview of a living cosmos filled with powerful visible gods. As Socrates employs his characteristic irony to question the modern scientists’ perspectives, he unveils the weaknesses in their belief in a lifeless universe. The discussions reveal a deeper connection between ancient philosophy and modern scientific thought, suggesting that the lines between their beliefs may not be as distinct as they initially appear.