04Abrahamic

Christianity

Creation by God.

Architecture

Created world, moral judgment

Open the circuit

Creator → created cosmos (heaven/earth/hell) → embodied spiritual-moral human → death → resurrection, judgment, eternal destiny.

  1. 01

    God as creator

    The cosmos is made and contingent.

  2. 02

    Created cosmos

    Heaven, Earth, hell — concepts vary by tradition. No required world-mountain.

  3. 03

    Angels and fallen beings

    A populated unseen. Fallen beings oppose; they are not an equal creator in orthodox frames.

  4. 04

    Embodied spiritual human

    Moral and spiritual, not a brain-state in this record.

  5. 05

    Resurrection and destiny

    Generally no reincarnation. Judgment and eternal destiny close the circuit.

Time
Linear sacred history toward apocalypse, judgment, and renewed creation.
Agents
God; angels; fallen beings/demons.
Human slot
Embodied moral being facing judgment. Theosis language exists in some streams and is not universal here.
Break
Rebellion and fallen powers inside created order — not a second co-eternal maker.

Recorded claims

An evidence label is shown only where the kind of source is already established. No label means unclassified. A label is not a judgment. Source Needed means no source is attached yet. It does not mean the claim is false, weak, or disproven.

  1. Origin / Reality

    Creation by God.

    Source Needed
  2. Human Nature

    Embodied spiritual and moral beings.

    Source Needed
  3. Death / Afterlife

    Resurrection, judgment, eternal destiny.

    Source Needed
  4. Rebirth

    Generally no.

    Source Needed
  5. Other Beings

    Angels, fallen beings/demons.

    Source Needed
  6. Other Realms

    Heaven, Earth, hell; concepts vary by tradition.

    Source Needed
  7. World Structure / Axis

    Created cosmos.

    Source Needed
  8. Destruction / Reset

    Apocalypse, judgment, renewed creation.

    Source Needed
  9. How Truth Is Known

    Scripture, revelation, tradition, faith, experience.

    Source Needed
Sources & EvidenceShowNo source is attached yet. Source Needed is a research gap, not a judgment.

The tradition or source

What that source says. Not a scholar’s retelling, and not a SCARCE inference.

None attached.

A modern researcher

What a scholar or other modern writer says about the source. Not the source’s own words.

None attached.

SCARCE

What this project infers or sets beside the records. Not what the source said.

None attached.

Central sources

How we know

Where the evidence comes from, and how far it is from the people it describes. The labels are not a score. They do not rank traditions. A manuscript year, a tradition’s own claim, and a date from the ground are kept apart on the timeline.

The earliest surviving Christian writings are letters of Paul, from about the 50s CE. The gospels are later in the 1st century. The oldest substantial gospel manuscripts are still later copies, from the 2nd century onward.

Jesus left no extant writing. The gospels are decades after the events they narrate. They rest on oral telling and on earlier notes we do not have. A 4th-century codex is not a 1st-century autograph. The tradition’s origin and the date of the surviving books are not the same date.

Original evidence → transmission / copy → translation / documentation → modern interpretation

  1. 01

    Original evidence

    Contemporary primary text

    Paul’s letters are primary texts for the churches he wrote to. They are not a transcript of Jesus, and they are not the gospels.

  2. 02

    Transmission / copy

    Recorded oral tradition

    The gospels are written narratives after a period of oral transmission. Complete Bibles are later copies. Thousands of manuscripts disagree in small places and sometimes in larger ones.

  3. 03

    Translation / documentation

    Modern scholarly reconstruction

    Modern Bibles translate Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek copies. The translation is not the papyrus. Church councils and creeds are later traditional texts about these books.

  4. 04

    Modern interpretation

    Modern scholarly reconstruction

    Historical study of the historical Jesus is a modern reconstruction from those later texts. It is not an extra gospel. This chart’s cell is not a creed.

The twenty-one questions

Asked of every system. Gaps are recorded as gaps. Nothing here is filled in to make a pattern prettier.

  1. 01

    Where are we?

    In a cosmos created by God. Heaven, Earth, and hell (concepts vary by tradition) frame the larger setting.

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  2. 02

    What is reality made of?

    Creation by God. The cosmos is made and contingent.

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  3. 03

    What is a human being?

    An embodied spiritual and moral being.

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  4. 04

    What is consciousness?

    Not reduced to a brain-state in the record used here. Humans are embodied spiritual and moral beings; inner life is read through scripture, faith, and experience.

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  5. 05

    Where did humanity come from?

    Created by God as embodied spiritual and moral beings.

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  6. 06

    What happens at death?

    Resurrection, judgment, and eternal destiny.

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  7. 07

    Does consciousness return to embodiment?

    Generally no. The claim is resurrection, not ordinary reincarnation.

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  8. 08

    Where is consciousness between lives?

    Not framed as between lives. The claim is death, resurrection, judgment, and eternal destiny.

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  9. 09

    Are there nonhuman intelligent beings?

    Yes. Angels and fallen beings/demons.

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  10. 10

    Can those beings become human or appear human?

    Angels and fallen beings are recorded. Appearance in human form occurs in scriptural narrative; becoming human is not the general claim.

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  11. 11

    Are there multiple realms or worlds?

    Heaven, Earth, hell; concepts vary by tradition.

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  12. 12

    Is there a central mountain, tree, pillar, axis, heart, or sacred center?

    A created cosmos. Sacred centers exist in tradition and pilgrimage; a single cosmic mountain/tree as world-axis is not the governing image here.

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  13. 13

    Is the world itself alive?

    A created cosmos. Creation may be called good and groaning in some readings, but “the world is an organism” is not the governing claim here.

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  14. 14

    Has civilization or the world been destroyed or reset before?

    Apocalypse, judgment, renewed creation — future-facing, with flood precedent in shared scripture.

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  15. 15

    Does history operate linearly or cyclically?

    Linear sacred history toward apocalypse, judgment, and renewed creation. Recurrence is not the governing claim.

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  16. 16

    Is there an opposing positive/negative force?

    Yes. Fallen beings/demons oppose God and the human good. They are not an equal co-eternal creator in orthodox frames.

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  17. 17

    What is humanity supposed to become?

    Embodied spiritual and moral beings facing judgment and eternal destiny. Theosis/union language exists in some traditions; it is not universal Christian doctrine in this chart.

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  18. 18

    Is reincarnation a destination, punishment, school, growth process, or something else?

    Generally no. Resurrection and eternal destiny are the frame, not reincarnation.

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  19. 19

    What lies beyond the visible world?

    Heaven, hell (concepts vary), angels and fallen beings.

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  20. 20

    How does this tradition claim humans can know any of this?

    Scripture, revelation, tradition, faith, experience.

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  21. 21

    Does the structure or motion of the heavens correspond to events, conditions, or consciousness within the human realm?

    Created cosmos. Stars as signs appear in narrative; a governing astrological correspondence is not Christian doctrine in this chart.

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  22. 22

    Why did humanity forget?

    Not recorded in this chart.

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Structures where this record appears