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Civcosm: Gods, Algorithms, and the Rise of a Civilizational Cosmocracy

Civcosm: Gods, Algorithms, and the Rise of a Civilizational Cosmocracy

Turley, Steve

Paperback

General Political ScienceInternational Relations

ISBN13: 9798234203151
Publisher: Turley Publishing
Published: Jul 6 2026
Pages: 240
Weight: 0.72
Height: 0.51 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The liberal international order is over. What comes next doesn't have a name yet - until now. On February 28, 2026, a single military operation reshaped the world. Operation Epic Fury didn't just take out a regime. It detonated a theology, overruled an international order, fused artificial intelligence with ancient sacred cosmology, and extended civilizational competition into orbit - all before breakfast.

Every available framework failed to explain it.

In CivCosm, Dr. Steve Turley - scholar, commentator, and one of the most-watched voices on the global populist and nationalist movements - offers the map the world has been missing. Drawing on post-secular theory, civilizational sociology, political theology, and the emerging fields of theopolitics, technopolitics, and astropolitics, Turley introduces a bold new framework: Civilizational Cosmocracy.

CivCosm is not merely a geopolitical realignment. It is a civilizational metamorphosis - a world in which sacred order, AI-powered sovereignty, and cosmic horizon are fusing into a single, integrated whole. Inside, you'll discover:

  • Why the fall of Kabul was not a tactical failure but a demographic omen - and what the global fertility gap means for the future of secular liberalism
  • How the reassertion of religion across the globe disproves the secularization thesis - and what Pitirim Sorokin, Arnold Toynbee, and Samuel Huntington got right and wrong
  • Why the war against Iran was simultaneously a war prosecuted by AI, Space Force, and Shia eschatology - and why no existing framework could hold all three
  • What the Digital Noosphere is, why Teilhard de Chardin's vision has arrived ahead of schedule, and who will control it
  • How China, India, and America are each encoding their sacred cosmologies into the AI and digital infrastructure that will govern the next century
  • Why the road to Taiwan ran through Tehran - and what civilizational technopolarity means for the defining confrontation of our era
  • What Cosmocracy really means - from early Christian iconography to orbital sovereignty - and why the cosmos itself has become the ultimate theater of civilizational competition

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