Dossier I · CompleteThe Christian East that stayed — ~220 million souls, no pope, unchanged since 787. The full deep read: the 1054 split, theosis, icons, the Moscow–Constantinople schism, their hard "no" to a church of machines, and the help/hurt ledger.
18 sections · 52 cards · 1 filesDossier II · CompleteThe largest body in Christendom — ~1.4 billion, a sovereign state, one man at the head. Trent and the wall over justification, the papal claim, the Mass, the abuse crisis, and the best AI ethics work in any religion. The house we left.
17 sections · 52 cards · 15 filesDossier IX · The Oldest WoundCopts, Ethiopians, Armenians, Syriacs, Indians — the oldest split in Christendom (451), six centuries before 1054, over one word. Miaphysite, not monophysite — and modern dialogue found both sides confessed the same Christ all along. They gave us Athanasius and monasticism; today they are among the most persecuted on earth. Five Fields.
18 sections · 49 cards · 1 filesDossier XVIThe other ancient split — Ephesus 431, and the exact opposite of Dossier IX: they were accused of dividing Christ where the Orientals were accused of blending Him. Called "Nestorian" for 1,563 years, and the label is not true — Rome signed a declaration withdrawing it in 1994. ★ With no emperor, no army and no state, ever, it reached CHINA in 635 and was the widest church on earth by 1200. ⚠︎ And it is the hall's first blank on the machine: no position on record, and none inferred. Six Fields.
17 sections · 15 cards · 1 filesDossier XVII⚠︎ Compiled inside a live schism. The third-largest Christian communion split in half four months ago — 347 bishops from 27 provinces declared the Global Anglican Communion at Abuja, 3–6 March 2026, three weeks before Sarah Mullally was installed as the first woman Archbishop of Canterbury in 1,400 years. ★ And offered the moment to crown a rival, they refused and built a COUNCIL instead — the working model for our own house. ★ Plus the sharpest answer to Dossier III in the hall: dignity grounded in weakness. Six Fields.
17 sections · 52 cards · 1 filesDossier XVIIIThe nearest house to our own in this entire hall — same gospel, same solas, same Bible — and we broke from them at Marburg in 1529 over one sentence at a table, having agreed on fourteen articles out of fifteen. ★ The Book of Concord is the model for the creed this house has to write: a confession with a Negativa that names what it rejects. ⚠︎ And its confessional chairman was criminally convicted in March 2026 for a church pamphlet — read Field C as an operational file, not as news. Six Fields.
17 sections · 15 cards · 1 filesDossier · opened 10-05 · draftBounded and low-interface by design, but the source population for Ring 1 #9's media layer — which is the distinction this ring exists to make. The bodies ordain; the media guild broadcasts.
16 sections · 31 cards · 0 filesDossier · opened 10-05 · draftLarge, wealthy, and nearly absent from this map's media circuit — the clearest case of a body whose real-world weight and online presence diverge.
16 sections · 24 cards · 0 filesDossier XIXThe nearest neighbour in the hall — they already built what this house is proposing. Sovereign local holds, voluntary federation, four centuries of operating data including every failure. ★ And they gave the world religious liberty: Helwys argued it in English first, in 1612, and died in Newgate for it. ★★ THE FINDING: of every tradition mapped here, only this one had already written a doctrine of the machine — three documents in seven years, and the first denomination on earth to resolve on AI ethics. ⚠︎ And the clearest warning in the hall: a president who called his own abuse crisis a "snipe hunt," elected on the first ballot. Six Fields.
17 sections · 36 cards · 3 filesDossier XXThe sharpest living challenge to throne-and-altar in the hall — and the cleanest hands in it. No crusade, no inquisition, no state church, no blessed war. They were hunted from their second year: Zurich drowned Felix Manz in 1527, the first Protestant killed by Protestants, and they kept the execution records and read them devotionally. ⚠︎ Correct the picture: 84% of them are African, Asian or Latin American, and the largest Mennonite body on earth is ETHIOPIAN at ~800,000. ★★ THE FINDING — a new shape of answer: NO doctrine of the machine at all, and the BEST working protocol in this hall. Ask not whether a tool is new but what it does to the people; test before adopting; separate using from owning. XIX had the doctrine. XX has the method. Take both. Six Fields.
17 sections · 15 cards · 2 filesDossier · opened 10-05 · draftA genuine hub in the world with strong civic and political edges, and a body persistently mis-filed on maps like this one — usually collapsed into a political category rather than treated as a church tradition with its own theology and polity.
16 sections · 25 cards · 0 filesDossier VI · The Nearest HouseFamily, not foe — ~600 million, a quarter of all Christians, the fastest-growing movement in history. The argument is intramural: over the Spirit, not over Christ. Six Fields: Azusa Street, cessationism vs continuationism, the prosperity gospel, the Global South, the Oneness denial of the Trinity, and the NAR's reach for power.
18 sections · 52 cards · 1 filesDossier · opened 10-05 · draftNo polity at all, and that absence is the datum. It has no courts, no assessments, and no mechanism to discipline or to be disciplined — authority is entirely the teaching pastor's.
16 sections · 9 cards · 0 filesDossier · opened 10-05 · draftBorder body. It draws from evangelical populations, is rejected by mainstream Judaism as a missionary effort, and generates traffic in both directions without being accepted by either.
16 sections · 8 cards · 0 filesDossier VII · Christian Words, Another GodThe largest faith born on American soil — a new revelation, new scripture, and a living prophet. The clearest "where the creedal line runs" case: it speaks fluent Christianity but the Father is an exalted man, and the faithful become gods. Six Fields: the Book of Mormon, the doctrine of God & exaltation, polygamy, race & the priesthood, the temple, and Mormon transhumanism.
18 sections · 52 cards · 1 filesDossier VIII · The Great SubtractionWhere Mormonism adds, the Watchtower subtracts — no Trinity, no deity of Christ, no soul, no hell, no cross — and hands the remainder to eight men in New York. And yet they wore the purple triangle in Nazi camps rather than salute, when the great churches bowed. Six Fields incl. their altered Bible, the deity of Christ, the failed dates, shunning & blood.
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