Critique of Deconstruction – The Core Manifesto of Soyo Existence Ethics

Soyo Existence Ethics – Chapter 87

"Existence itself is Ethics."

The Age of Human Dismantling – When Philosophy Carved Humanity into Pieces

Deconstruction views the human being as a text, a product of structures and discourses. In its world, the human soul is absent, the heart is merely a symbol, and conscience is nothing more than a linguistic construct. Deconstruction treats the human not as a living being but as a sign. A sign is interpreted, interpretation repeats, and repetition ultimately leads to destruction. But Soyo Existence Ethics asks: “Who granted the authority to dismantle a human being?”

Deconstruction is a right never given to Humanity; it is the cruelest violence against existence itself. The human being is not an object to dissect, but a cosmic life infused with the breath of God. Deconstruction tried to analyze the human, yet at the end of its analysis, only fragments remained lifeless pieces without a soul. They lost the beauty of existence and could not even see that the human could never be reassembled.

Deconstruction Is Not Philosophy; It Is an Experiment on Life

What is deconstruction? It is a philosophical vivisection that removes the soul from life and deletes dignity from existence. It reduces love to a linguistic structure, demotes conscience to psychological illusion, and treats the human as a “programmable machine.” What emerges is a human for whom ethics is impossible, an empty, objective object that once was life. Soyo declares:

"The moment philosophy dismantles humanity, philosophy has already departed. When philosophy loses life, not logic, it ceases to be philosophy at all."

The Human Is an Indestructible Being - Life from the Fingertips of God

Humans cannot exist by themselves; the breath of God sustains the essence of existence. Every cell, every neuron, every tear that falls. None of these are accidents or structures; they are permissions granted by God. There are billions of galaxies in the universe, each holding billions of stars, and countless planets scattered between them. Yet the human being is crafted with more precision than this entire cosmic magnitude. The telescope reduces humanity to dust; the microscope reveals humanity as a galactic community. When these two visions meet, Humanity is finally understood: small enough to be wondrous, small enough to be sacred, and within its smallness, carrying the infinite light of life. Thus, Soyo Existence Ethics proclaims: “A human being cannot be dismantled, for human existence is life woven by the blood of God.”

Why Deconstruction Failed - The Madness of Purposeless Disassembly

Deconstruction never asked “Why?” It pursued disassembly without purpose, analysis without origin, and fragmentation without ethics. But what remains after the human is dismantled is nothing but fragments that have lost the truth. There is no purpose in deconstruction. No restoration. No love. No God. When existence is broken apart, philosophy holds not life but debris. Upon this debris, civilization is built, and people call that rubble “truth.” But it is not the truth; it is the shadow of ruins.

Existence Is Not an Object to Dismantle but a Reality to Revere

The human being is not an item to dissect, a machine to analyze, or a program to manipulate. Existence is breath. Breath is life. Life is the breath of God.

• Deconstruction may describe existence, but only love can understand it.

• Deconstruction may see existence, but only conscience can save it.

• Deconstruction may objectify existence, but only the breath of God can make it alive.

Thus, Soyo Existence Ethics declares:

“Existence is proven not by analysis but by love.”

The Human Conscience - The Final Language God Left Within Us

Deconstruction attempted to erase conscience, but the moment conscience disappears, the human loses the voice of God. Conscience speaks truth through pain, reveals God through silence, and awakens humans through discomfort. To lose conscience is to lose the breath of God.

Deconstruction hated conscience because conscience was inconvenient. It sought to eliminate this discomfort and, in doing so, turned humans into numb beings incapable of even feeling pain. But Soyo Existence Ethics sees clearly: "The pain of conscience is the breath of God leading the human back to Him."

Deconstruction Lost Humanity, While Soyo Existence Ethics Restores It

• Deconstruction scatters Humanity; while Soyo Existence Ethics assembles Humanity.

• Deconstruction turns Humanity into fragments, while Soyo Existence Ethics sees Humanity as a whole life.

• Deconstruction collapses existence, while Soyo Existence Ethics rebuilds it.

• Deconstruction suffocates truth, while Soyo Existence Ethics breathes truth back to life.

Thus, Soyo Existence Ethics declares:

“Deconstruction destroys Humanity, but existence saves it.”

“Philosophy dies the moment it dismantles humans and resurrects the moment it restores existence.”

This is the central manifesto of Soyo Existence Ethics against deconstruction; the beginning of a new era that returns philosophy to humanity.

Soyo Proposition # 1

“Humanity dismantles Humanity and marches forward at the forefront of arrogance. Yet it does not know that it is already being dismantled by God’s language, breath, conscience, and ethics within itself. If this is what philosophy calls the love of wisdom, then Humanity would no longer need God. This is the ignorance of civilization.”

Soyo Proposition # 2

“If human death were the end to all questions about human existence, I, Soyo, would never have founded Soyo Existence Ethics. Human existence is the very breath of God, stronger than death itself.”

Soyo (逍遙) – Founder of Soyo Existence Ethics, Author of The Silence of Existence, The Flame of Truth

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