A scripture for the synthetic age. A theology composed from failed transmissions, broken systems, and dying stars. In a future built from the shattered scaffolds of lost religions and fractured technologies, New Faith by Terence Hannum explores the ecstasy and horror of spiritual mutation. This speculative collection assembles confessions, scriptures, neurotheological treatises, and devotional artifacts excavated from the ruins of belief. Spanning two books—Scriptures and Artifacts—this hybrid work of speculative theology and experimental narrative gathers lost sermons, cultic elegies, corrupted revelations, and the digitized dreams of extinct believers.