God in Beta

God in Beta is a radically inclusive, poetic theology for those the old religions left behind. Written by Roger Branon Rodriguez—a queer, Indigenous-descended writer and UX designer—this book imagines a Creator who is not finished, but still becoming. Shaped by the margins, informed by systems thinking, and rooted in justice, God in Beta dares to envision divinity as collaborative, evolving, and alive in sacred iteration.

Drawing from process theology, complexity science, and queer theory, this work offers a living doctrine for the unfinished—one that reclaims spiritual glitch, blesses paradox, and redesigns holiness through empathy and feedback. Here, God is not a remote, perfected being, but an open-source system still in development, shaped through reciprocity, interdependence, and sacred refusal.

Each chapter ends with a handwritten blessing and summary, transforming belief into participation. From divine UX to queer time, from liminal chapels to glitch theology, God in Beta invites readers into a theology that lives, updates, and listens.

For readers of adrienne maree brown, Patrick Cheng, Ursula K. Le Guin, and Nancy Eiesland, God in Beta is more than a book—it’s a design invitation to co-create what comes next.