Recent Publications

Divine-Personhood Resonance in the Age of AI – Soyo Existence Ethics on Human Existence

Human beings exist not for happiness but to bear witness to eternity – the conscience philosophy of Soyo Existence Ethics.

Soyo Existence Ethics interpretation of Dazai’s death and the loss of human conscience

The arrogance of intellect leading to the disappearance of conscience

Existence-Based Ethics Integrating Theology and Philosophy

The Ontology of Conscience’s Silence and Repentance

Soyo Existence Ethics proclaiming humanity’s return to conscience and the seat of existence through the philosophy of life and the ethics of silence

“Existence itself is Ethics – The core declaration of Soyo Existence Ethics integrating human existence, conscience, free will, and the divine breath.”

The root of competition is the greed of the self, not the other.

The Fall of Theology and the Resurrection of Existence – From Learning God as Doctrine to Living God as Existence. Existence itself is Ethics

Philosophy is completed within humanity’s waiting that endures the silence of God.

Ontology of Wound, Ethics of Living, Language of Conscience – Where the Breath of God Awakens in Humanity

“Existence itself is Ethics — Humanity attains peace in family and society not by erasing difference, but by honoring it.

Humanity thinks with the head, weeps with the heart, and loves with the body. This integration fulfills Existence Ethics.

AI is the testimony of human creativity and the residue of divine breath. Yet humanity, having forgotten that breath, now stands judged by its own mirror.

Glory is the way back to God, and existence is the light that walks upon it.

Cunning is the victory of a moment; wisdom is the truth of eternity. Cunning brings temporary success, but wisdom leads human existence into eternity.

Tears are the ethics of existence, and love is the breath of God permeating reason through emotion.

To breathe is to participate in the order of God.

Truth exists not through words but through love, philosophy exists not through knowledge but through conscience.