The God We Are Building: The Ethical Crisis We're Coding Into Existence is not another tech book, nor a distant academic critique. It is a wake-up call for a generation sleepwalking into a future designed by algorithms, engineered for profit, and detached from human values.

Dr. Milan LaBrey exposes the moral and psychological fault lines that run beneath the systems shaping our lives. From education stripped of critical thinking, to children forming parasocial attachments with AI, to corporations deploying "ethics" as branding rather than accountability, this book delivers an unflinching look at how we got here and where we are headed if nothing changes.

At the heart of the book is a question that cannot be ignored: What happens when we build machines that inherit our unresolved wounds, corrupted values, and moral shortcuts? The answer is not theoretical. We see it already, in mental health apps that manipulate vulnerability, in classrooms reduced to data pipelines, in societies anesthetized by endless scrolling while global crises accelerate.

This book is both diagnostic and directive. It names the crisis for what it is: not a software problem, but a soulware problem. No amount of regulation or innovation will save us if the humans behind the code remain unhealed, unexamined, and emotionally illiterate.

The God We Are Building calls readers to personal and collective responsibility. It introduces the Soul Operating Procedure