Dogmatic Coterminous Impermanence
A Doctrine of Participatory Reality and Abiding Entropy
Dogmatic Coterminous Impermanence names a doctrine of finite participation, consequential contact, corrigible stewardship, and continuation under conditions that do not remain still.
DCI is the canonical philosophical source corpus. It is not a devotional sect or replacement scripture, and it does not claim to supersede the Bible or another religious canon. Devotional traditions may interpret or ritualize DCI, but those derived forms remain distinct from DCI canon.
Entropy abides.
Gradients exist.
The Work remembers.
Published doctrine
- Part IFoundations
- Reference supplements · Canonically Part XReference and Synthesis
- Part IIPraxis · Doctrine Made Habitable
The web edition is being published chapter by chapter from the active Publication Master. Part X reference materials are surfaced between Parts I and II as reader aids; their early web placement does not alter the canonical sequence.