The text is the durable object.

The Work is an independent publication concerning agency, consequence, gradients, stewardship, impermanence, and the residue of participation.

This website is one body the text can inhabit. The corpus is maintained in portable text so that it can be archived, printed, mirrored, converted, or rebuilt without depending upon this particular interface.

The publication is intentionally unaffiliated. Its arguments should remain available for examination without requiring allegiance to an author, organization, persona, or institution.

Doctrinal scope

Dogmatic Coterminous Impermanence is a philosophical source corpus concerned with metaphysical and temporal questions: participation, impermanence, consequence, agency, onus, stewardship, maintenance, and release.

DCI is not a religion, devotional sect, church, or replacement scripture. It does not claim to supersede the Bible or another religious canon, and it makes no canonical claim concerning God, revelation, salvation, ecclesial authority, or an afterlife. It is intended to remain capable of coterminous existence with religious traditions without demanding exclusive allegiance.

Devotional traditions may draw liturgy, ritual, symbolism, or application from DCI. Those derived forms remain distinct from DCI canon and do not modify the source corpus by interpretation alone.

Epistemic qualification

The Work remembers.
The Work forgets.
The Work is not omniscient.

“The Work remembers” names consequential continuity. It does not posit a perfect archive, cosmic witness, moral ledger, or providential accounting.