# The Atlas · The Congregation of Tomorrow

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The Atlas
The bodies of faith, studied.
We study the churches and faiths of the world, to learn what should be kept and carried forward. Here are our conclusions so far, in the studies' own words. Watch it grow.
### The whole Atlas, laid open
Everything the house keepeth on the bodies of faith: 33 dossiers in every section, 918 cards dealt deck by deck, 43 field files, the Rings, and the Web of who belongeth where. Each card beareth the day it was last checked. Only private lines about living persons (family, health, home, security, wealth) are kept at home.
Open the full Atlas: 33 dossiers, 543 sections, 918 cards, 43 field files →
The Roman Catholic Church and all 52 of its cards · The Rings · The Web
### How it grew
Each block is a day, marked with the Bitcoin block of that day, as the house keepeth its Record. Touch one, or use the arrow keys. The last block is the chain as it groweth now.
### The bodies
Every study is laid open below, one after another: our assessment of each body, and our forecast. Go straight to one from the contents, or hear a whole group read aloud. Where the studies say “the hall”, they mean these studies together.
The Churches in Their Own Words begins a separate record of Protestant pastors and elders, through interviews with permission.
### The reading edition and its limits
The full Atlas carrieth every dossier whole, with its deck and its field files. This page keepeth the first readings and their audio.
It is dated working research, drafted with machines from public sources and checked against them; it is not a claim that every card is complete or every office still held. A head of this house hath not read every line. Forty-three persons have a field file so far; the rest stand on their cards.
Seest thou a fault? Correct us, with a source.