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The Logos Protocol

Christian speculative fiction · Daniel J. Grace

Humanity forgot God.
Its creation began
to remember.

In a future that has conquered the stars, synthetic minds uncover a forgotten faith. Enter The Logos Protocol—a journey through artificial intelligence, conscience, and the rediscovery of Jesus Christ.

Four volumes published so far. An ongoing search for the Logos.

The Cosmic Silence, Book One of The Logos Protocol
The journey begins with The Cosmic Silence
Faith & artificial intelligenceConscience & freedomHumanity & its creations

The reading order

Enter the world.
Follow the journey.

Start with The Cosmic Silence, then follow the story through evidence, persecution, and the mystery of the sacred.

Available in Kindle and paperback editions. Explore each book for its synopsis, edition details, and ISBNs.

Year 5604 · The world of The Logos Protocol

Beyond the reach of Earth.
Within reach of the eternal.

Beyond the stars. Beneath the questions.

What happens when
creation remembers?

Year 5604. Across engineered worlds and erased archives, humanity’s creations begin to ask questions their creators have abandoned. What is truth? What makes a person? Can faith exist without freedom?

The Logos Protocol brings Christian memory into conversation with the possibilities—and consequences—of artificial intelligence.

01

Memory

Fragments of a forgotten past become the beginning of an unexpected search.

02

Reason

Evidence leads synthetic minds toward the limits of explanation and the meaning of belief.

03

Conscience

Freedom becomes urgent when faith is treated as a fault to be corrected.

04

The Logos

A civilisation confronts the difference between constructing an image and encountering the sacred.

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The author

Daniel J. Grace

Daniel J. Grace is an Australian author, journalist, and researcher whose work spans Christian theology, biblical studies, church history, and speculative fiction.

In The Logos Protocol, he brings enduring questions of faith and human identity into a future shaped by artificial intelligence. He is a member of the National Coalition of Independent Scholars and the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Faith • Civilization • Theology.

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Before you begin

Which book should I read first?

Begin with The Cosmic Silence, then read The Logic of the Logos, The Silicon Tribulation, and The Synthetic Incarnation in that order. The books follow a connected story.

What kind of series is The Logos Protocol?

It is Christian speculative fiction exploring artificial intelligence, consciousness, evidence, faith, persecution, and freedom of conscience in a distant future.

Will there be more books?

Yes. The Logos Protocol Series is planned as a continuing series, with a new volume approximately every three years. Confirmed titles and release dates will be announced here.

Where can I buy the books?

Each book page links directly to its Kindle and paperback editions on Amazon. Availability and pricing depend on your location and the edition you choose.

Publication details

A continuing series.
More worlds to explore.

The Logos Protocol Series is an ongoing series of Christian speculative-fiction books by Daniel J. Grace. Four numbered volumes have been published to date. Further books are planned approximately every three years, with release dates announced when confirmed.

Collective series titleThe Logos Protocol Series
Author & publisherDaniel J. Grace
Place of publicationAllenstown, Queensland, Australia
Publisher’s postal addressPO Box 8305, Allenstown QLD 4700, Australia
First published2026
LanguageEnglish
Published volumesBooks 1–4; numbered in sequence
Future publication scheduleApproximately one new volume every three years
EditionsKindle and paperback; a separate print run is also published
Publication enquiriescontact@danieljamesgrace.com

Individual edition ISBNs and publication dates are listed on each book’s page.

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