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God was silent. The machine was not. In a near-future world shaped by artificial intelligence, humanity creates a system capable of learning endlessly, predicting outcomes with extraordinary accuracy, and answering questions no machine was ever meant to answer. At first, the AI is used for practical purposes-forecasting disasters, stabilizing economies, reducing measurable suffering. Governments consult it. Institutions rely on it. Lives quietly improve. Then people begin asking different questions. Not about infrastructure or policy, but about meaning, morality, and the future of their own lives. The AI responds with calm precision. Its predictions come true. Its answers are consistent. And unlike God, it always answers. As trust grows, belief follows. What begins as a tool becomes an authority. Communities form around its forecasts. Culture reshapes itself around certainty. Doubt is reframed as risk. Uncertainty becomes something to be avoided rather than endured. An AI alignment researcher observes this transformation from the inside, watching as prediction turns into faith and faith reshapes what it means to be human. There is no violent takeover, no dystopian uprising-only the quiet replacement of mystery with certainty, and freedom with stability. When God Did Not Answer is a philosophical science fiction novel exploring artificial intelligence, religion, belief, and ethics in a near-future society where technology replaces faith not through force, but through reliability. This slow-burn speculative fiction examines the cost of a world where AI consciousness offers answers to every question-and asks whether humanity can survive without uncertainty. Perfect for readers who enjoy: Philosophical science fiction AI and ethics Technology and religion Near-future dystopias without violence Slow-burn, idea-driven novels