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Practice may include prayer, worship, study, charity, fasting, pilgrimage, confession, remembrance, and family or congregational disciplines.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities range from traditionalist to reformist and may integrate scientific knowledge while debating ethics, authority, and modern social change.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Scripture, transmitted interpretation, communal teaching, conscience, reason, and lived practice may carry different authority across branches.", "ultimateReality": "Common interpretations affirm one God and a morally ordered creation, while theology and metaphor vary by community and individual." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#christianity" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Christianity; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Catholic Christianity includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "abrahamic-related", "groupLabel": "Abrahamic and related traditions", "historicalPeriod": "historical roots–present", "id": "catholic-christianity", "label": "Catholic Christianity", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Multiple regions and global communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Leadership may be clerical, scholarly, congregational, hereditary, elected, charismatic, or informal depending on branch and community.", "coreCommitments": "Catholic Christianity is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments include devotion, justice, mercy, covenant or faithful relationship, repentance, service, and responsibility before God and community.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Diet, dress, sacred objects, architecture, images, and household practice range from highly regulated to optional.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics commonly address honesty, care for neighbors, family and communal obligations, justice, sexuality, work, stewardship, and treatment of vulnerable people.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include resurrection, judgment, heaven, hell, purification, nearness to God, covenantal continuity, or deliberately unresolved hope.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from exclusivist to inclusivist, pluralist, dialogical, or secular-cooperative; no posture should be inferred from the label alone.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Catholic Christianity through explicit branch and individual context. Interpretation may use textual study, legal reasoning, theology, historical criticism, philosophy, mystical experience, and communal precedent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Calendars, weekly worship, fasts, feasts, initiation, marriage, naming, mourning, and burial practices vary widely.", "practices": "Practices associated with Catholic Christianity vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include prayer, worship, study, charity, fasting, pilgrimage, confession, remembrance, and family or congregational disciplines.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities range from traditionalist to reformist and may integrate scientific knowledge while debating ethics, authority, and modern social change.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Scripture, transmitted interpretation, communal teaching, conscience, reason, and lived practice may carry different authority across branches.", "ultimateReality": "Common interpretations affirm one God and a morally ordered creation, while theology and metaphor vary by community and individual." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#catholic-christianity" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Catholic Christianity; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Eastern Orthodox Christianity includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "abrahamic-related", "groupLabel": "Abrahamic and related traditions", "historicalPeriod": "historical roots–present", "id": "eastern-orthodox-christianity", "label": "Eastern Orthodox Christianity", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Multiple regions and global communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Leadership may be clerical, scholarly, congregational, hereditary, elected, charismatic, or informal depending on branch and community.", "coreCommitments": "Eastern Orthodox Christianity is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments include devotion, justice, mercy, covenant or faithful relationship, repentance, service, and responsibility before God and community.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Diet, dress, sacred objects, architecture, images, and household practice range from highly regulated to optional.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics commonly address honesty, care for neighbors, family and communal obligations, justice, sexuality, work, stewardship, and treatment of vulnerable people.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include resurrection, judgment, heaven, hell, purification, nearness to God, covenantal continuity, or deliberately unresolved hope.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from exclusivist to inclusivist, pluralist, dialogical, or secular-cooperative; no posture should be inferred from the label alone.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Eastern Orthodox Christianity through explicit branch and individual context. 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Practice may include prayer, worship, study, charity, fasting, pilgrimage, confession, remembrance, and family or congregational disciplines.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities range from traditionalist to reformist and may integrate scientific knowledge while debating ethics, authority, and modern social change.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Scripture, transmitted interpretation, communal teaching, conscience, reason, and lived practice may carry different authority across branches.", "ultimateReality": "Common interpretations affirm one God and a morally ordered creation, while theology and metaphor vary by community and individual." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#eastern-orthodox-christianity" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Eastern Orthodox Christianity; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Protestant Christianity includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "abrahamic-related", "groupLabel": "Abrahamic and related traditions", "historicalPeriod": "historical roots–present", "id": "protestant-christianity", "label": "Protestant Christianity", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Multiple regions and global communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Leadership may be clerical, scholarly, congregational, hereditary, elected, charismatic, or informal depending on branch and community.", "coreCommitments": "Protestant Christianity is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments include devotion, justice, mercy, covenant or faithful relationship, repentance, service, and responsibility before God and community.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Diet, dress, sacred objects, architecture, images, and household practice range from highly regulated to optional.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics commonly address honesty, care for neighbors, family and communal obligations, justice, sexuality, work, stewardship, and treatment of vulnerable people.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include resurrection, judgment, heaven, hell, purification, nearness to God, covenantal continuity, or deliberately unresolved hope.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from exclusivist to inclusivist, pluralist, dialogical, or secular-cooperative; no posture should be inferred from the label alone.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Protestant Christianity through explicit branch and individual context. Interpretation may use textual study, legal reasoning, theology, historical criticism, philosophy, mystical experience, and communal precedent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Calendars, weekly worship, fasts, feasts, initiation, marriage, naming, mourning, and burial practices vary widely.", "practices": "Practices associated with Protestant Christianity vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include prayer, worship, study, charity, fasting, pilgrimage, confession, remembrance, and family or congregational disciplines.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities range from traditionalist to reformist and may integrate scientific knowledge while debating ethics, authority, and modern social change.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Scripture, transmitted interpretation, communal teaching, conscience, reason, and lived practice may carry different authority across branches.", "ultimateReality": "Common interpretations affirm one God and a morally ordered creation, while theology and metaphor vary by community and individual." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#protestant-christianity" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Protestant Christianity; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Restorationist Christianity includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "abrahamic-related", "groupLabel": "Abrahamic and related traditions", "historicalPeriod": "historical roots–present", "id": "restorationist-christianity", "label": "Restorationist Christianity", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Multiple regions and global communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Leadership may be clerical, scholarly, congregational, hereditary, elected, charismatic, or informal depending on branch and community.", "coreCommitments": "Restorationist Christianity is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments include devotion, justice, mercy, covenant or faithful relationship, repentance, service, and responsibility before God and community.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Diet, dress, sacred objects, architecture, images, and household practice range from highly regulated to optional.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics commonly address honesty, care for neighbors, family and communal obligations, justice, sexuality, work, stewardship, and treatment of vulnerable people.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include resurrection, judgment, heaven, hell, purification, nearness to God, covenantal continuity, or deliberately unresolved hope.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from exclusivist to inclusivist, pluralist, dialogical, or secular-cooperative; no posture should be inferred from the label alone.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Restorationist Christianity through explicit branch and individual context. Interpretation may use textual study, legal reasoning, theology, historical criticism, philosophy, mystical experience, and communal precedent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Calendars, weekly worship, fasts, feasts, initiation, marriage, naming, mourning, and burial practices vary widely.", "practices": "Practices associated with Restorationist Christianity vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include prayer, worship, study, charity, fasting, pilgrimage, confession, remembrance, and family or congregational disciplines.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities range from traditionalist to reformist and may integrate scientific knowledge while debating ethics, authority, and modern social change.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Scripture, transmitted interpretation, communal teaching, conscience, reason, and lived practice may carry different authority across branches.", "ultimateReality": "Common interpretations affirm one God and a morally ordered creation, while theology and metaphor vary by community and individual." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#restorationist-christianity" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Restorationist Christianity; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "Sunni", "Shi'a", "Ibadi", "Sufi traditions" ], "diversityNote": "Islam includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "abrahamic-related", "groupLabel": "Abrahamic and related traditions", "historicalPeriod": "7th century CE–present", "id": "islam", "label": "Islam", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Arabian Peninsula and global", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Leadership may be clerical, scholarly, congregational, hereditary, elected, charismatic, or informal depending on branch and community.", "coreCommitments": "Islam is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments include devotion, justice, mercy, covenant or faithful relationship, repentance, service, and responsibility before God and community.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Diet, dress, sacred objects, architecture, images, and household practice range from highly regulated to optional.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics commonly address honesty, care for neighbors, family and communal obligations, justice, sexuality, work, stewardship, and treatment of vulnerable people.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include resurrection, judgment, heaven, hell, purification, nearness to God, covenantal continuity, or deliberately unresolved hope.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from exclusivist to inclusivist, pluralist, dialogical, or secular-cooperative; no posture should be inferred from the label alone.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Islam through explicit branch and individual context. Interpretation may use textual study, legal reasoning, theology, historical criticism, philosophy, mystical experience, and communal precedent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Calendars, weekly worship, fasts, feasts, initiation, marriage, naming, mourning, and burial practices vary widely.", "practices": "Practices associated with Islam vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include prayer, worship, study, charity, fasting, pilgrimage, confession, remembrance, and family or congregational disciplines.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities range from traditionalist to reformist and may integrate scientific knowledge while debating ethics, authority, and modern social change.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Scripture, transmitted interpretation, communal teaching, conscience, reason, and lived practice may carry different authority across branches.", "ultimateReality": "Common interpretations affirm one God and a morally ordered creation, while theology and metaphor vary by community and individual." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#islam" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Islam; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Sunni Islam includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "abrahamic-related", "groupLabel": "Abrahamic and related traditions", "historicalPeriod": "historical roots–present", "id": "sunni-islam", "label": "Sunni Islam", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Multiple regions and global communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Leadership may be clerical, scholarly, congregational, hereditary, elected, charismatic, or informal depending on branch and community.", "coreCommitments": "Sunni Islam is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments include devotion, justice, mercy, covenant or faithful relationship, repentance, service, and responsibility before God and community.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Diet, dress, sacred objects, architecture, images, and household practice range from highly regulated to optional.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics commonly address honesty, care for neighbors, family and communal obligations, justice, sexuality, work, stewardship, and treatment of vulnerable people.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include resurrection, judgment, heaven, hell, purification, nearness to God, covenantal continuity, or deliberately unresolved hope.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from exclusivist to inclusivist, pluralist, dialogical, or secular-cooperative; no posture should be inferred from the label alone.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Sunni Islam through explicit branch and individual context. Interpretation may use textual study, legal reasoning, theology, historical criticism, philosophy, mystical experience, and communal precedent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Calendars, weekly worship, fasts, feasts, initiation, marriage, naming, mourning, and burial practices vary widely.", "practices": "Practices associated with Sunni Islam vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include prayer, worship, study, charity, fasting, pilgrimage, confession, remembrance, and family or congregational disciplines.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities range from traditionalist to reformist and may integrate scientific knowledge while debating ethics, authority, and modern social change.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Scripture, transmitted interpretation, communal teaching, conscience, reason, and lived practice may carry different authority across branches.", "ultimateReality": "Common interpretations affirm one God and a morally ordered creation, while theology and metaphor vary by community and individual." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#sunni-islam" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Sunni Islam; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Shi'a Islam includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "abrahamic-related", "groupLabel": "Abrahamic and related traditions", "historicalPeriod": "historical roots–present", "id": "shia-islam", "label": "Shi'a Islam", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Multiple regions and global communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Leadership may be clerical, scholarly, congregational, hereditary, elected, charismatic, or informal depending on branch and community.", "coreCommitments": "Shi'a Islam is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments include devotion, justice, mercy, covenant or faithful relationship, repentance, service, and responsibility before God and community.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Diet, dress, sacred objects, architecture, images, and household practice range from highly regulated to optional.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics commonly address honesty, care for neighbors, family and communal obligations, justice, sexuality, work, stewardship, and treatment of vulnerable people.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include resurrection, judgment, heaven, hell, purification, nearness to God, covenantal continuity, or deliberately unresolved hope.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from exclusivist to inclusivist, pluralist, dialogical, or secular-cooperative; no posture should be inferred from the label alone.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Shi'a Islam through explicit branch and individual context. Interpretation may use textual study, legal reasoning, theology, historical criticism, philosophy, mystical experience, and communal precedent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Calendars, weekly worship, fasts, feasts, initiation, marriage, naming, mourning, and burial practices vary widely.", "practices": "Practices associated with Shi'a Islam vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include prayer, worship, study, charity, fasting, pilgrimage, confession, remembrance, and family or congregational disciplines.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities range from traditionalist to reformist and may integrate scientific knowledge while debating ethics, authority, and modern social change.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Scripture, transmitted interpretation, communal teaching, conscience, reason, and lived practice may carry different authority across branches.", "ultimateReality": "Common interpretations affirm one God and a morally ordered creation, while theology and metaphor vary by community and individual." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#shia-islam" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Shi'a Islam; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Sufism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "abrahamic-related", "groupLabel": "Abrahamic and related traditions", "historicalPeriod": "historical roots–present", "id": "sufism", "label": "Sufism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Multiple regions and global communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Leadership may be clerical, scholarly, congregational, hereditary, elected, charismatic, or informal depending on branch and community.", "coreCommitments": "Sufism is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments include devotion, justice, mercy, covenant or faithful relationship, repentance, service, and responsibility before God and community.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Diet, dress, sacred objects, architecture, images, and household practice range from highly regulated to optional.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics commonly address honesty, care for neighbors, family and communal obligations, justice, sexuality, work, stewardship, and treatment of vulnerable people.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include resurrection, judgment, heaven, hell, purification, nearness to God, covenantal continuity, or deliberately unresolved hope.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from exclusivist to inclusivist, pluralist, dialogical, or secular-cooperative; no posture should be inferred from the label alone.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Sufism through explicit branch and individual context. Interpretation may use textual study, legal reasoning, theology, historical criticism, philosophy, mystical experience, and communal precedent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Calendars, weekly worship, fasts, feasts, initiation, marriage, naming, mourning, and burial practices vary widely.", "practices": "Practices associated with Sufism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include prayer, worship, study, charity, fasting, pilgrimage, confession, remembrance, and family or congregational disciplines.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities range from traditionalist to reformist and may integrate scientific knowledge while debating ethics, authority, and modern social change.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Scripture, transmitted interpretation, communal teaching, conscience, reason, and lived practice may carry different authority across branches.", "ultimateReality": "Common interpretations affirm one God and a morally ordered creation, while theology and metaphor vary by community and individual." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#sufism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Sufism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "Orthodox", "Conservative / Masorti", "Reform / Progressive", "Reconstructionist", "Humanistic" ], "diversityNote": "Judaism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "abrahamic-related", "groupLabel": "Abrahamic and related traditions", "historicalPeriod": "Ancient Israelite roots–present", "id": "judaism", "label": "Judaism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Levant and global diaspora", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Leadership may be clerical, scholarly, congregational, hereditary, elected, charismatic, or informal depending on branch and community.", "coreCommitments": "Judaism is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments include devotion, justice, mercy, covenant or faithful relationship, repentance, service, and responsibility before God and community.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Diet, dress, sacred objects, architecture, images, and household practice range from highly regulated to optional.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics commonly address honesty, care for neighbors, family and communal obligations, justice, sexuality, work, stewardship, and treatment of vulnerable people.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include resurrection, judgment, heaven, hell, purification, nearness to God, covenantal continuity, or deliberately unresolved hope.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from exclusivist to inclusivist, pluralist, dialogical, or secular-cooperative; no posture should be inferred from the label alone.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Judaism through explicit branch and individual context. Interpretation may use textual study, legal reasoning, theology, historical criticism, philosophy, mystical experience, and communal precedent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Calendars, weekly worship, fasts, feasts, initiation, marriage, naming, mourning, and burial practices vary widely.", "practices": "Practices associated with Judaism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include prayer, worship, study, charity, fasting, pilgrimage, confession, remembrance, and family or congregational disciplines.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities range from traditionalist to reformist and may integrate scientific knowledge while debating ethics, authority, and modern social change.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Scripture, transmitted interpretation, communal teaching, conscience, reason, and lived practice may carry different authority across branches.", "ultimateReality": "Common interpretations affirm one God and a morally ordered creation, while theology and metaphor vary by community and individual." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#judaism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Judaism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Orthodox Judaism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. 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Common commitments include devotion, justice, mercy, covenant or faithful relationship, repentance, service, and responsibility before God and community.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Diet, dress, sacred objects, architecture, images, and household practice range from highly regulated to optional.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics commonly address honesty, care for neighbors, family and communal obligations, justice, sexuality, work, stewardship, and treatment of vulnerable people.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include resurrection, judgment, heaven, hell, purification, nearness to God, covenantal continuity, or deliberately unresolved hope.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from exclusivist to inclusivist, pluralist, dialogical, or secular-cooperative; no posture should be inferred from the label alone.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Orthodox Judaism through explicit branch and individual context. Interpretation may use textual study, legal reasoning, theology, historical criticism, philosophy, mystical experience, and communal precedent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Calendars, weekly worship, fasts, feasts, initiation, marriage, naming, mourning, and burial practices vary widely.", "practices": "Practices associated with Orthodox Judaism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include prayer, worship, study, charity, fasting, pilgrimage, confession, remembrance, and family or congregational disciplines.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities range from traditionalist to reformist and may integrate scientific knowledge while debating ethics, authority, and modern social change.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Scripture, transmitted interpretation, communal teaching, conscience, reason, and lived practice may carry different authority across branches.", "ultimateReality": "Common interpretations affirm one God and a morally ordered creation, while theology and metaphor vary by community and individual." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#orthodox-judaism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Orthodox Judaism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Conservative Judaism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. 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Classical study, commentary, ritual efficacy, moral cultivation, observation of nature, meditation, and community tradition may all contribute.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Seasonal festivals, ancestor remembrance, purification, weddings, funerals, coming-of-age rites, and local shrine or temple observances may matter.", "practices": "Practices associated with Ryukyuan religion vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include offerings, meditation, purification, ancestor rites, festivals, divination, recitation, martial or healing arts, and ethical cultivation.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities may combine inherited ritual and philosophy with modern education, medicine, technology, and civic life in diverse ways.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Classics, ritual manuals, teachers, temples, family transmission, state or community tradition, divination, and lived custom may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Accounts may emphasize Dao, Heaven, kami, ancestors, spirits, relational harmony, moral order, or integrated cosmological process." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#ryukyuan-religion" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Ryukyuan religion; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "nation-, language-, clan-, family-, and community-specific traditions" ], "diversityNote": "Native American traditions includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "indigenous-traditional", "groupLabel": "Indigenous and traditional religions", "historicalPeriod": "ancestral continuity–present", "id": "native-american-traditions", "label": "Native American traditions", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Community- and place-specific", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Authority is community-specific and may rest with elders, hereditary leaders, ceremonial specialists, councils, families, or recognized knowledge keepers.", "coreCommitments": "Native American traditions is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments may include kinship, reciprocity, care for land and waters, respect for ancestors, community continuity, and right relationship.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Food, clothing, regalia, medicines, tools, art, and sacred materials may have community-specific protocols and restrictions.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics often emphasize reciprocity, consent, kinship duties, humility, ecological responsibility, hospitality, and protection of community knowledge.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Accounts of ancestors, spirit journeys, continuity with land, return, transformation, or mystery vary and may be restricted knowledge.", "interfaithPosture": "Participation and boundary rules differ by nation and community; respect sovereignty and do not treat traditions as interchangeable.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Native American traditions through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge may be relational, experiential, oral, ecological, ceremonial, historical, and governed by community authority and consent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Rites are place- and nation-specific and may govern naming, initiation, marriage, healing, death, seasonal movement, and community renewal.", "practices": "Practices associated with Native American traditions vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include ceremony, song, dance, offerings, storytelling, hunting or harvest protocols, healing, seasonal gathering, and stewardship.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Indigenous knowledge and modern science or technology may cooperate, conflict, or remain distinct; community consent and data sovereignty are central.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Elders, knowledge keepers, oral histories, ceremonies, place-based law, family or clan transmission, and lived reciprocity may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Worldviews may understand land, ancestors, nonhuman persons, spirits, kinship, story, and sacred responsibility as inseparable." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#native-american-traditions" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Native American traditions; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "nation-, language-, clan-, family-, and community-specific traditions" ], "diversityNote": "First Nations and Inuit traditions includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "indigenous-traditional", "groupLabel": "Indigenous and traditional religions", "historicalPeriod": "ancestral continuity–present", "id": "first-nations-inuit-traditions", "label": "First Nations and Inuit traditions", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Community- and place-specific", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Authority is community-specific and may rest with elders, hereditary leaders, ceremonial specialists, councils, families, or recognized knowledge keepers.", "coreCommitments": "First Nations and Inuit traditions is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments may include kinship, reciprocity, care for land and waters, respect for ancestors, community continuity, and right relationship.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Food, clothing, regalia, medicines, tools, art, and sacred materials may have community-specific protocols and restrictions.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics often emphasize reciprocity, consent, kinship duties, humility, ecological responsibility, hospitality, and protection of community knowledge.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Accounts of ancestors, spirit journeys, continuity with land, return, transformation, or mystery vary and may be restricted knowledge.", "interfaithPosture": "Participation and boundary rules differ by nation and community; respect sovereignty and do not treat traditions as interchangeable.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret First Nations and Inuit traditions through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge may be relational, experiential, oral, ecological, ceremonial, historical, and governed by community authority and consent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Rites are place- and nation-specific and may govern naming, initiation, marriage, healing, death, seasonal movement, and community renewal.", "practices": "Practices associated with First Nations and Inuit traditions vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include ceremony, song, dance, offerings, storytelling, hunting or harvest protocols, healing, seasonal gathering, and stewardship.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Indigenous knowledge and modern science or technology may cooperate, conflict, or remain distinct; community consent and data sovereignty are central.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Elders, knowledge keepers, oral histories, ceremonies, place-based law, family or clan transmission, and lived reciprocity may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Worldviews may understand land, ancestors, nonhuman persons, spirits, kinship, story, and sacred responsibility as inseparable." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#first-nations-inuit-traditions" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for First Nations and Inuit traditions; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "nation-, language-, clan-, family-, and community-specific traditions" ], "diversityNote": "Aboriginal Australian spiritualities includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "indigenous-traditional", "groupLabel": "Indigenous and traditional religions", "historicalPeriod": "ancestral continuity–present", "id": "aboriginal-australian-spiritualities", "label": "Aboriginal Australian spiritualities", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Community- and place-specific", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Authority is community-specific and may rest with elders, hereditary leaders, ceremonial specialists, councils, families, or recognized knowledge keepers.", "coreCommitments": "Aboriginal Australian spiritualities is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments may include kinship, reciprocity, care for land and waters, respect for ancestors, community continuity, and right relationship.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Food, clothing, regalia, medicines, tools, art, and sacred materials may have community-specific protocols and restrictions.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics often emphasize reciprocity, consent, kinship duties, humility, ecological responsibility, hospitality, and protection of community knowledge.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Accounts of ancestors, spirit journeys, continuity with land, return, transformation, or mystery vary and may be restricted knowledge.", "interfaithPosture": "Participation and boundary rules differ by nation and community; respect sovereignty and do not treat traditions as interchangeable.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Aboriginal Australian spiritualities through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge may be relational, experiential, oral, ecological, ceremonial, historical, and governed by community authority and consent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Rites are place- and nation-specific and may govern naming, initiation, marriage, healing, death, seasonal movement, and community renewal.", "practices": "Practices associated with Aboriginal Australian spiritualities vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include ceremony, song, dance, offerings, storytelling, hunting or harvest protocols, healing, seasonal gathering, and stewardship.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Indigenous knowledge and modern science or technology may cooperate, conflict, or remain distinct; community consent and data sovereignty are central.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Elders, knowledge keepers, oral histories, ceremonies, place-based law, family or clan transmission, and lived reciprocity may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Worldviews may understand land, ancestors, nonhuman persons, spirits, kinship, story, and sacred responsibility as inseparable." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#aboriginal-australian-spiritualities" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Aboriginal Australian spiritualities; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "nation-, language-, clan-, family-, and community-specific traditions" ], "diversityNote": "Maori religion includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "indigenous-traditional", "groupLabel": "Indigenous and traditional religions", "historicalPeriod": "ancestral continuity–present", "id": "maori-religion", "label": "Maori religion", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Community- and place-specific", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Authority is community-specific and may rest with elders, hereditary leaders, ceremonial specialists, councils, families, or recognized knowledge keepers.", "coreCommitments": "Maori religion is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments may include kinship, reciprocity, care for land and waters, respect for ancestors, community continuity, and right relationship.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Food, clothing, regalia, medicines, tools, art, and sacred materials may have community-specific protocols and restrictions.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics often emphasize reciprocity, consent, kinship duties, humility, ecological responsibility, hospitality, and protection of community knowledge.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Accounts of ancestors, spirit journeys, continuity with land, return, transformation, or mystery vary and may be restricted knowledge.", "interfaithPosture": "Participation and boundary rules differ by nation and community; respect sovereignty and do not treat traditions as interchangeable.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Maori religion through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge may be relational, experiential, oral, ecological, ceremonial, historical, and governed by community authority and consent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Rites are place- and nation-specific and may govern naming, initiation, marriage, healing, death, seasonal movement, and community renewal.", "practices": "Practices associated with Maori religion vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include ceremony, song, dance, offerings, storytelling, hunting or harvest protocols, healing, seasonal gathering, and stewardship.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Indigenous knowledge and modern science or technology may cooperate, conflict, or remain distinct; community consent and data sovereignty are central.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Elders, knowledge keepers, oral histories, ceremonies, place-based law, family or clan transmission, and lived reciprocity may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Worldviews may understand land, ancestors, nonhuman persons, spirits, kinship, story, and sacred responsibility as inseparable." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#maori-religion" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Maori religion; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "nation-, language-, clan-, family-, and community-specific traditions" ], "diversityNote": "Hawaiian religion includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "indigenous-traditional", "groupLabel": "Indigenous and traditional religions", "historicalPeriod": "ancestral continuity–present", "id": "hawaiian-religion", "label": "Hawaiian religion", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Community- and place-specific", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Authority is community-specific and may rest with elders, hereditary leaders, ceremonial specialists, councils, families, or recognized knowledge keepers.", "coreCommitments": "Hawaiian religion is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments may include kinship, reciprocity, care for land and waters, respect for ancestors, community continuity, and right relationship.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Food, clothing, regalia, medicines, tools, art, and sacred materials may have community-specific protocols and restrictions.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics often emphasize reciprocity, consent, kinship duties, humility, ecological responsibility, hospitality, and protection of community knowledge.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Accounts of ancestors, spirit journeys, continuity with land, return, transformation, or mystery vary and may be restricted knowledge.", "interfaithPosture": "Participation and boundary rules differ by nation and community; respect sovereignty and do not treat traditions as interchangeable.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Hawaiian religion through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge may be relational, experiential, oral, ecological, ceremonial, historical, and governed by community authority and consent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Rites are place- and nation-specific and may govern naming, initiation, marriage, healing, death, seasonal movement, and community renewal.", "practices": "Practices associated with Hawaiian religion vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include ceremony, song, dance, offerings, storytelling, hunting or harvest protocols, healing, seasonal gathering, and stewardship.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Indigenous knowledge and modern science or technology may cooperate, conflict, or remain distinct; community consent and data sovereignty are central.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Elders, knowledge keepers, oral histories, ceremonies, place-based law, family or clan transmission, and lived reciprocity may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Worldviews may understand land, ancestors, nonhuman persons, spirits, kinship, story, and sacred responsibility as inseparable." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#hawaiian-religion" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Hawaiian religion; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "nation-, language-, clan-, family-, and community-specific traditions" ], "diversityNote": "Amazonian Indigenous traditions includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "indigenous-traditional", "groupLabel": "Indigenous and traditional religions", "historicalPeriod": "ancestral continuity–present", "id": "amazonian-indigenous-traditions", "label": "Amazonian Indigenous traditions", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Community- and place-specific", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Authority is community-specific and may rest with elders, hereditary leaders, ceremonial specialists, councils, families, or recognized knowledge keepers.", "coreCommitments": "Amazonian Indigenous traditions is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments may include kinship, reciprocity, care for land and waters, respect for ancestors, community continuity, and right relationship.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Food, clothing, regalia, medicines, tools, art, and sacred materials may have community-specific protocols and restrictions.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics often emphasize reciprocity, consent, kinship duties, humility, ecological responsibility, hospitality, and protection of community knowledge.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Accounts of ancestors, spirit journeys, continuity with land, return, transformation, or mystery vary and may be restricted knowledge.", "interfaithPosture": "Participation and boundary rules differ by nation and community; respect sovereignty and do not treat traditions as interchangeable.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Amazonian Indigenous traditions through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge may be relational, experiential, oral, ecological, ceremonial, historical, and governed by community authority and consent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Rites are place- and nation-specific and may govern naming, initiation, marriage, healing, death, seasonal movement, and community renewal.", "practices": "Practices associated with Amazonian Indigenous traditions vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include ceremony, song, dance, offerings, storytelling, hunting or harvest protocols, healing, seasonal gathering, and stewardship.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Indigenous knowledge and modern science or technology may cooperate, conflict, or remain distinct; community consent and data sovereignty are central.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Elders, knowledge keepers, oral histories, ceremonies, place-based law, family or clan transmission, and lived reciprocity may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Worldviews may understand land, ancestors, nonhuman persons, spirits, kinship, story, and sacred responsibility as inseparable." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#amazonian-indigenous-traditions" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Amazonian Indigenous traditions; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "nation-, language-, clan-, family-, and community-specific traditions" ], "diversityNote": "Siberian shamanic traditions includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "indigenous-traditional", "groupLabel": "Indigenous and traditional religions", "historicalPeriod": "ancestral continuity–present", "id": "siberian-shamanic-traditions", "label": "Siberian shamanic traditions", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Community- and place-specific", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Authority is community-specific and may rest with elders, hereditary leaders, ceremonial specialists, councils, families, or recognized knowledge keepers.", "coreCommitments": "Siberian shamanic traditions is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments may include kinship, reciprocity, care for land and waters, respect for ancestors, community continuity, and right relationship.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Food, clothing, regalia, medicines, tools, art, and sacred materials may have community-specific protocols and restrictions.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics often emphasize reciprocity, consent, kinship duties, humility, ecological responsibility, hospitality, and protection of community knowledge.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Accounts of ancestors, spirit journeys, continuity with land, return, transformation, or mystery vary and may be restricted knowledge.", "interfaithPosture": "Participation and boundary rules differ by nation and community; respect sovereignty and do not treat traditions as interchangeable.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Siberian shamanic traditions through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge may be relational, experiential, oral, ecological, ceremonial, historical, and governed by community authority and consent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Rites are place- and nation-specific and may govern naming, initiation, marriage, healing, death, seasonal movement, and community renewal.", "practices": "Practices associated with Siberian shamanic traditions vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include ceremony, song, dance, offerings, storytelling, hunting or harvest protocols, healing, seasonal gathering, and stewardship.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Indigenous knowledge and modern science or technology may cooperate, conflict, or remain distinct; community consent and data sovereignty are central.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Elders, knowledge keepers, oral histories, ceremonies, place-based law, family or clan transmission, and lived reciprocity may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Worldviews may understand land, ancestors, nonhuman persons, spirits, kinship, story, and sacred responsibility as inseparable." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#siberian-shamanic-traditions" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Siberian shamanic traditions; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "nation-, language-, clan-, family-, and community-specific traditions" ], "diversityNote": "Sami religion includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "indigenous-traditional", "groupLabel": "Indigenous and traditional religions", "historicalPeriod": "ancestral continuity–present", "id": "sami-religion", "label": "Sami religion", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Community- and place-specific", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Authority is community-specific and may rest with elders, hereditary leaders, ceremonial specialists, councils, families, or recognized knowledge keepers.", "coreCommitments": "Sami religion is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments may include kinship, reciprocity, care for land and waters, respect for ancestors, community continuity, and right relationship.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Food, clothing, regalia, medicines, tools, art, and sacred materials may have community-specific protocols and restrictions.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics often emphasize reciprocity, consent, kinship duties, humility, ecological responsibility, hospitality, and protection of community knowledge.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Accounts of ancestors, spirit journeys, continuity with land, return, transformation, or mystery vary and may be restricted knowledge.", "interfaithPosture": "Participation and boundary rules differ by nation and community; respect sovereignty and do not treat traditions as interchangeable.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Sami religion through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge may be relational, experiential, oral, ecological, ceremonial, historical, and governed by community authority and consent.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Rites are place- and nation-specific and may govern naming, initiation, marriage, healing, death, seasonal movement, and community renewal.", "practices": "Practices associated with Sami religion vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include ceremony, song, dance, offerings, storytelling, hunting or harvest protocols, healing, seasonal gathering, and stewardship.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Indigenous knowledge and modern science or technology may cooperate, conflict, or remain distinct; community consent and data sovereignty are central.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Elders, knowledge keepers, oral histories, ceremonies, place-based law, family or clan transmission, and lived reciprocity may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Worldviews may understand land, ancestors, nonhuman persons, spirits, kinship, story, and sacred responsibility as inseparable." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#sami-religion" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Sami religion; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Yoruba religion includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "african-afro-diasporic", "groupLabel": "African and Afro-diasporic traditions", "historicalPeriod": "historical roots–present", "id": "yoruba-religion", "label": "Yoruba religion", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Multiple regions and global communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Leadership may involve priests, priestesses, diviners, elders, lineage heads, temple houses, initiatory ranks, or community organizers.", "coreCommitments": "Yoruba religion is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments include right relationship, character, ancestral respect, healing, communal responsibility, justice, protection, and spiritual balance.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Offerings, food taboos, colors, beads, garments, sacred vessels, music, and material protocols may be lineage-specific.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics often concern character, reciprocity, family and community duty, truthfulness, protection, healing, justice, and responsible use of spiritual power.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include ancestral existence, reincarnation, destiny, spiritual development, divine judgment, communal memory, or mystery.", "interfaithPosture": "Syncretic history and multiple belonging are common in some settings, while initiatory and house boundaries remain important.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Yoruba religion through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge may be oral, embodied, divinatory, initiatory, historical, scriptural, and interpreted by authorized community specialists.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Initiation, naming, marriage, funerals, ancestor rites, feast days, pilgrimages, and house or temple ceremonies vary by lineage.", "practices": "Practices associated with Yoruba religion vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include prayer, song, drumming, dance, divination, offerings, possession or mediumship, healing, initiation, and ancestor observance.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities adapt to medicine, media, migration, and technology while negotiating authenticity, appropriation, and lineage authority.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Oral transmission, divination corpora, elders, priests, initiatory lineages, community history, scripture in some movements, and lived ritual may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Accounts may include a supreme source, divinities or spirits, ancestors, destiny, vital force, and reciprocal relations among visible and invisible worlds." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#yoruba-religion" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Yoruba religion; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Vodou includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "african-afro-diasporic", "groupLabel": "African and Afro-diasporic traditions", "historicalPeriod": "historical roots–present", "id": "vodou", "label": "Vodou", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Multiple regions and global communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Leadership may involve priests, priestesses, diviners, elders, lineage heads, temple houses, initiatory ranks, or community organizers.", "coreCommitments": "Vodou is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments include right relationship, character, ancestral respect, healing, communal responsibility, justice, protection, and spiritual balance.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Offerings, food taboos, colors, beads, garments, sacred vessels, music, and material protocols may be lineage-specific.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics often concern character, reciprocity, family and community duty, truthfulness, protection, healing, justice, and responsible use of spiritual power.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include ancestral existence, reincarnation, destiny, spiritual development, divine judgment, communal memory, or mystery.", "interfaithPosture": "Syncretic history and multiple belonging are common in some settings, while initiatory and house boundaries remain important.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Vodou through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge may be oral, embodied, divinatory, initiatory, historical, scriptural, and interpreted by authorized community specialists.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Initiation, naming, marriage, funerals, ancestor rites, feast days, pilgrimages, and house or temple ceremonies vary by lineage.", "practices": "Practices associated with Vodou vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include prayer, song, drumming, dance, divination, offerings, possession or mediumship, healing, initiation, and ancestor observance.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities adapt to medicine, media, migration, and technology while negotiating authenticity, appropriation, and lineage authority.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Oral transmission, divination corpora, elders, priests, initiatory lineages, community history, scripture in some movements, and lived ritual may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Accounts may include a supreme source, divinities or spirits, ancestors, destiny, vital force, and reciprocal relations among visible and invisible worlds." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#vodou" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Vodou; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Santeria / Lukumi includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. 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Practice may include prayer, song, drumming, dance, divination, offerings, possession or mediumship, healing, initiation, and ancestor observance.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities adapt to medicine, media, migration, and technology while negotiating authenticity, appropriation, and lineage authority.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Oral transmission, divination corpora, elders, priests, initiatory lineages, community history, scripture in some movements, and lived ritual may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Accounts may include a supreme source, divinities or spirits, ancestors, destiny, vital force, and reciprocal relations among visible and invisible worlds." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#santeria-lukumi" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Santeria / Lukumi; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Candomble includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "african-afro-diasporic", "groupLabel": "African and Afro-diasporic traditions", "historicalPeriod": "historical roots–present", "id": "candomble", "label": "Candomble", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Multiple regions and global communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Leadership may involve priests, priestesses, diviners, elders, lineage heads, temple houses, initiatory ranks, or community organizers.", "coreCommitments": "Candomble is represented as an editable starting point. 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Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "african-afro-diasporic", "groupLabel": "African and Afro-diasporic traditions", "historicalPeriod": "historical roots–present", "id": "akan-religion", "label": "Akan religion", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Multiple regions and global communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Leadership may involve priests, priestesses, diviners, elders, lineage heads, temple houses, initiatory ranks, or community organizers.", "coreCommitments": "Akan religion is represented as an editable starting point. 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Knowledge may be oral, embodied, divinatory, initiatory, historical, scriptural, and interpreted by authorized community specialists.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Initiation, naming, marriage, funerals, ancestor rites, feast days, pilgrimages, and house or temple ceremonies vary by lineage.", "practices": "Practices associated with Serer religion vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include prayer, song, drumming, dance, divination, offerings, possession or mediumship, healing, initiation, and ancestor observance.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Communities adapt to medicine, media, migration, and technology while negotiating authenticity, appropriation, and lineage authority.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Oral transmission, divination corpora, elders, priests, initiatory lineages, community history, scripture in some movements, and lived ritual may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Accounts may include a supreme source, divinities or spirits, ancestors, destiny, vital force, and reciprocal relations among visible and invisible worlds." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#serer-religion" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Serer religion; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "Nyabinghi", "Bobo Ashanti", "Twelve Tribes and independent mansions" ], "diversityNote": "Rastafari includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. 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Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "ancient-reconstructed", "groupLabel": "Ancient and reconstructed traditions", "historicalPeriod": "ancient roots; modern reconstruction–present", "id": "hellenism", "label": "Hellenism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Historical cultures and modern reconstruction communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Groups may be reconstructionist, revivalist, devotional, scholarly, solitary, temple-based, or organized through local kindreds and associations.", "coreCommitments": "Hellenism is represented as an editable starting point. 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Practice may include seasonal rites, meditation, divination, prayer, magic, study, initiation, energy work, ancestor practice, and solitary devotion.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Practitioners range from literalist to psychological or naturalistic; empirical claims should remain distinct from spiritual meaning.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Ritual texts, initiatory lineages, historical sources, personal experience, covens or orders, teachers, and contemporary scholarship may share authority.", "ultimateReality": "Accounts may include immanent divinity, multiple deities, nature spirits, magical correspondence, hidden order, or symbolic and psychological interpretations." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#panentheism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Panentheism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Hermeticism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. 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Practice may include seasonal rites, meditation, divination, prayer, magic, study, initiation, energy work, ancestor practice, and solitary devotion.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Practitioners range from literalist to psychological or naturalistic; empirical claims should remain distinct from spiritual meaning.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Ritual texts, initiatory lineages, historical sources, personal experience, covens or orders, teachers, and contemporary scholarship may share authority.", "ultimateReality": "Accounts may include immanent divinity, multiple deities, nature spirits, magical correspondence, hidden order, or symbolic and psychological interpretations." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#hermeticism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Hermeticism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Thelema includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. 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Practice may include seasonal rites, meditation, divination, prayer, magic, study, initiation, energy work, ancestor practice, and solitary devotion.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Practitioners range from literalist to psychological or naturalistic; empirical claims should remain distinct from spiritual meaning.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Ritual texts, initiatory lineages, historical sources, personal experience, covens or orders, teachers, and contemporary scholarship may share authority.", "ultimateReality": "Accounts may include immanent divinity, multiple deities, nature spirits, magical correspondence, hidden order, or symbolic and psychological interpretations." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#thelema" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Thelema; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Gnosticism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. 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Knowledge may combine historical research, symbolic interpretation, initiatory teaching, personal gnosis, experiment, and community verification.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Seasonal festivals, lunar observances, initiations, handfastings, funerals, dedications, and personal rites may be used.", "practices": "Practices associated with Gnosticism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include seasonal rites, meditation, divination, prayer, magic, study, initiation, energy work, ancestor practice, and solitary devotion.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Practitioners range from literalist to psychological or naturalistic; empirical claims should remain distinct from spiritual meaning.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Ritual texts, initiatory lineages, historical sources, personal experience, covens or orders, teachers, and contemporary scholarship may share authority.", "ultimateReality": "Accounts may include immanent divinity, multiple deities, nature spirits, magical correspondence, hidden order, or symbolic and psychological interpretations." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#gnosticism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Gnosticism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Western esotericism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. 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Practice may include seasonal rites, meditation, divination, prayer, magic, study, initiation, energy work, ancestor practice, and solitary devotion.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Practitioners range from literalist to psychological or naturalistic; empirical claims should remain distinct from spiritual meaning.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Ritual texts, initiatory lineages, historical sources, personal experience, covens or orders, teachers, and contemporary scholarship may share authority.", "ultimateReality": "Accounts may include immanent divinity, multiple deities, nature spirits, magical correspondence, hidden order, or symbolic and psychological interpretations." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#western-esotericism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Western esotericism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "New Age spirituality includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. 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Commitments vary but may include spiritual development, healing, universalism, disciplined practice, service, truth seeking, or movement-specific missions.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Some movements prescribe dietary, health, clothing, financial, or material practices; others are highly flexible.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics may emphasize personal growth, service, health, honesty, compassion, discipline, community norms, or specific codes.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include spiritual progression, reincarnation, survival after death, cosmic evolution, salvation, healing, or human flourishing.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from universalist and syncretic to exclusive or movement-centered; individual posture must be stated rather than assumed.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret New Age spirituality through explicit branch and individual context. 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Practice may include study, worship, meditation, auditing or counseling, healing exercise, channeling, communal meetings, service, or dietary discipline.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Many movements engage modern psychology, medicine, media, and technology; extraordinary claims should not be presented as established science.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Founders, movement texts, continuing revelation, teachers, organizations, personal experience, and reinterpretations of older traditions may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Accounts vary from liberal pluralism and spirit communication to new revelation, cosmic evolution, healing systems, or movement-specific metaphysics." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#new-age-spirituality" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for New Age spirituality; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "congregational, humanist, theist, earth-centered and pluralist currents" ], "diversityNote": "Unitarian Universalism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. 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Commitments vary but may include spiritual development, healing, universalism, disciplined practice, service, truth seeking, or movement-specific missions.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Some movements prescribe dietary, health, clothing, financial, or material practices; others are highly flexible.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics may emphasize personal growth, service, health, honesty, compassion, discipline, community norms, or specific codes.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include spiritual progression, reincarnation, survival after death, cosmic evolution, salvation, healing, or human flourishing.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from universalist and syncretic to exclusive or movement-centered; individual posture must be stated rather than assumed.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Unitarian Universalism through explicit branch and individual context. 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Commitments vary but may include spiritual development, healing, universalism, disciplined practice, service, truth seeking, or movement-specific missions.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Some movements prescribe dietary, health, clothing, financial, or material practices; others are highly flexible.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics may emphasize personal growth, service, health, honesty, compassion, discipline, community norms, or specific codes.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include spiritual progression, reincarnation, survival after death, cosmic evolution, salvation, healing, or human flourishing.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from universalist and syncretic to exclusive or movement-centered; individual posture must be stated rather than assumed.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Scientology through explicit branch and individual context. 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Commitments vary but may include spiritual development, healing, universalism, disciplined practice, service, truth seeking, or movement-specific missions.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "Some movements prescribe dietary, health, clothing, financial, or material practices; others are highly flexible.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics may emphasize personal growth, service, health, honesty, compassion, discipline, community norms, or specific codes.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include spiritual progression, reincarnation, survival after death, cosmic evolution, salvation, healing, or human flourishing.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from universalist and syncretic to exclusive or movement-centered; individual posture must be stated rather than assumed.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Raelianism through explicit branch and individual context. Movement texts, testimony, personal experience, institutional teaching, scientific rhetoric, and external scholarship may conflict; distinguish them explicitly.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Meetings, commemorations, retreats, initiations, marriages, funerals, and founder or movement anniversaries vary widely.", "practices": "Practices associated with Raelianism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include study, worship, meditation, auditing or counseling, healing exercise, channeling, communal meetings, service, or dietary discipline.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Many movements engage modern psychology, medicine, media, and technology; extraordinary claims should not be presented as established science.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Founders, movement texts, continuing revelation, teachers, organizations, personal experience, and reinterpretations of older traditions may carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "Accounts vary from liberal pluralism and spirit communication to new revelation, cosmic evolution, healing systems, or movement-specific metaphysics." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#raelianism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Raelianism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "positive / strong", "negative / weak", "philosophical, practical and cultural forms" ], "diversityNote": "Atheism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "secular-philosophical", "groupLabel": "Secular, unaffiliated, and philosophical worldviews", "historicalPeriod": "Ancient precedents–present", "id": "atheism", "label": "Atheism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Global", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Community may be informal, civic, educational, philosophical, humanist, ethical-society, or none. Authority is generally persuasive and revisable rather than sacerdotal.", "coreCommitments": "Atheism is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments may include human dignity, intellectual honesty, freedom of conscience, compassion, flourishing, responsibility, and epistemic humility.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "No universal diet or dress is assumed. Material practice may express ethical commitments, ecology, simplicity, philanthropy, skepticism, or personal discipline.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Use ordinary ethical reasoning and the persona's explicit values.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "No afterlife, liberation, or destiny claim is required; meaning may be located in flourishing, relationships, legacy, creativity, or honest uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from critical secularism to active interfaith cooperation or spiritual openness. Do not infer contempt for religion or acceptance of supernatural claims.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Atheism through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge is commonly evaluated through reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophical argument, historical criticism, and revisable public inquiry. Distinguish facts from values and existential commitments.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Observance is optional and may involve secular ceremonies, remembrance, ethical reflection, service, seasonal gatherings, family customs, or personally chosen life-cycle rituals.", "practices": "Practices associated with Atheism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include reflection, study, service, civic participation, meditation, secular ceremony, ethical discipline, or no regular practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and scholarship are generally important sources of descriptive knowledge. Ethical and political judgments about technology remain open to debate and are not settled by science alone.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophy, science, history, public argument, and revisable ethical commitments commonly carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "No supernatural claim is required; positions may emphasize natural reality, uncertainty, human meaning making, reason, experience, or philosophical suspension of judgment." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#atheism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Atheism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "epistemic, methodological, theistic and atheistic agnosticism" ], "diversityNote": "Agnosticism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "secular-philosophical", "groupLabel": "Secular, unaffiliated, and philosophical worldviews", "historicalPeriod": "Ancient precedents; term coined in 19th century–present", "id": "agnosticism", "label": "Agnosticism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Global", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Community may be informal, civic, educational, philosophical, humanist, ethical-society, or none. Authority is generally persuasive and revisable rather than sacerdotal.", "coreCommitments": "Agnosticism is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments may include human dignity, intellectual honesty, freedom of conscience, compassion, flourishing, responsibility, and epistemic humility.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "No universal diet or dress is assumed. Material practice may express ethical commitments, ecology, simplicity, philanthropy, skepticism, or personal discipline.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Use ordinary ethical reasoning and the persona's explicit values.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "No afterlife, liberation, or destiny claim is required; meaning may be located in flourishing, relationships, legacy, creativity, or honest uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from critical secularism to active interfaith cooperation or spiritual openness. Do not infer contempt for religion or acceptance of supernatural claims.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Agnosticism through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge is commonly evaluated through reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophical argument, historical criticism, and revisable public inquiry. Distinguish facts from values and existential commitments.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Observance is optional and may involve secular ceremonies, remembrance, ethical reflection, service, seasonal gatherings, family customs, or personally chosen life-cycle rituals.", "practices": "Practices associated with Agnosticism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include reflection, study, service, civic participation, meditation, secular ceremony, ethical discipline, or no regular practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and scholarship are generally important sources of descriptive knowledge. Ethical and political judgments about technology remain open to debate and are not settled by science alone.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophy, science, history, public argument, and revisable ethical commitments commonly carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "No supernatural claim is required; positions may emphasize natural reality, uncertainty, human meaning making, reason, experience, or philosophical suspension of judgment." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#agnosticism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Agnosticism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "religious, secular, ethical and Renaissance humanisms" ], "diversityNote": "Humanism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "secular-philosophical", "groupLabel": "Secular, unaffiliated, and philosophical worldviews", "historicalPeriod": "Classical and Renaissance roots–present", "id": "humanism", "label": "Humanism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Global", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Community may be informal, civic, educational, philosophical, humanist, ethical-society, or none. Authority is generally persuasive and revisable rather than sacerdotal.", "coreCommitments": "Humanism is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments may include human dignity, intellectual honesty, freedom of conscience, compassion, flourishing, responsibility, and epistemic humility.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "No universal diet or dress is assumed. Material practice may express ethical commitments, ecology, simplicity, philanthropy, skepticism, or personal discipline.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Use ordinary ethical reasoning and the persona's explicit values.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "No afterlife, liberation, or destiny claim is required; meaning may be located in flourishing, relationships, legacy, creativity, or honest uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from critical secularism to active interfaith cooperation or spiritual openness. Do not infer contempt for religion or acceptance of supernatural claims.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Humanism through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge is commonly evaluated through reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophical argument, historical criticism, and revisable public inquiry. Distinguish facts from values and existential commitments.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Observance is optional and may involve secular ceremonies, remembrance, ethical reflection, service, seasonal gatherings, family customs, or personally chosen life-cycle rituals.", "practices": "Practices associated with Humanism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include reflection, study, service, civic participation, meditation, secular ceremony, ethical discipline, or no regular practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and scholarship are generally important sources of descriptive knowledge. Ethical and political judgments about technology remain open to debate and are not settled by science alone.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophy, science, history, public argument, and revisable ethical commitments commonly carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "No supernatural claim is required; positions may emphasize natural reality, uncertainty, human meaning making, reason, experience, or philosophical suspension of judgment." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#humanism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Humanism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Secular humanism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "secular-philosophical", "groupLabel": "Secular, unaffiliated, and philosophical worldviews", "historicalPeriod": "historical roots–present", "id": "secular-humanism", "label": "Secular humanism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Multiple regions and global communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Community may be informal, civic, educational, philosophical, humanist, ethical-society, or none. Authority is generally persuasive and revisable rather than sacerdotal.", "coreCommitments": "Secular humanism is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments may include human dignity, intellectual honesty, freedom of conscience, compassion, flourishing, responsibility, and epistemic humility.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "No universal diet or dress is assumed. Material practice may express ethical commitments, ecology, simplicity, philanthropy, skepticism, or personal discipline.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Use ordinary ethical reasoning and the persona's explicit values.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "No afterlife, liberation, or destiny claim is required; meaning may be located in flourishing, relationships, legacy, creativity, or honest uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from critical secularism to active interfaith cooperation or spiritual openness. Do not infer contempt for religion or acceptance of supernatural claims.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Secular humanism through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge is commonly evaluated through reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophical argument, historical criticism, and revisable public inquiry. Distinguish facts from values and existential commitments.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Observance is optional and may involve secular ceremonies, remembrance, ethical reflection, service, seasonal gatherings, family customs, or personally chosen life-cycle rituals.", "practices": "Practices associated with Secular humanism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include reflection, study, service, civic participation, meditation, secular ceremony, ethical discipline, or no regular practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and scholarship are generally important sources of descriptive knowledge. Ethical and political judgments about technology remain open to debate and are not settled by science alone.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophy, science, history, public argument, and revisable ethical commitments commonly carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "No supernatural claim is required; positions may emphasize natural reality, uncertainty, human meaning making, reason, experience, or philosophical suspension of judgment." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#secular-humanism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Secular humanism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Naturalism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "secular-philosophical", "groupLabel": "Secular, unaffiliated, and philosophical worldviews", "historicalPeriod": "historical roots–present", "id": "naturalism", "label": "Naturalism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Multiple regions and global communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Community may be informal, civic, educational, philosophical, humanist, ethical-society, or none. Authority is generally persuasive and revisable rather than sacerdotal.", "coreCommitments": "Naturalism is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments may include human dignity, intellectual honesty, freedom of conscience, compassion, flourishing, responsibility, and epistemic humility.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "No universal diet or dress is assumed. Material practice may express ethical commitments, ecology, simplicity, philanthropy, skepticism, or personal discipline.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Use ordinary ethical reasoning and the persona's explicit values.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "No afterlife, liberation, or destiny claim is required; meaning may be located in flourishing, relationships, legacy, creativity, or honest uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from critical secularism to active interfaith cooperation or spiritual openness. Do not infer contempt for religion or acceptance of supernatural claims.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Naturalism through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge is commonly evaluated through reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophical argument, historical criticism, and revisable public inquiry. Distinguish facts from values and existential commitments.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Observance is optional and may involve secular ceremonies, remembrance, ethical reflection, service, seasonal gatherings, family customs, or personally chosen life-cycle rituals.", "practices": "Practices associated with Naturalism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include reflection, study, service, civic participation, meditation, secular ceremony, ethical discipline, or no regular practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and scholarship are generally important sources of descriptive knowledge. Ethical and political judgments about technology remain open to debate and are not settled by science alone.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophy, science, history, public argument, and revisable ethical commitments commonly carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "No supernatural claim is required; positions may emphasize natural reality, uncertainty, human meaning making, reason, experience, or philosophical suspension of judgment." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#naturalism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Naturalism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Religious naturalism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "secular-philosophical", "groupLabel": "Secular, unaffiliated, and philosophical worldviews", "historicalPeriod": "historical roots–present", "id": "religious-naturalism", "label": "Religious naturalism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Multiple regions and global communities", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Community may be informal, civic, educational, philosophical, humanist, ethical-society, or none. Authority is generally persuasive and revisable rather than sacerdotal.", "coreCommitments": "Religious naturalism is represented as an editable starting point. Common commitments may include human dignity, intellectual honesty, freedom of conscience, compassion, flourishing, responsibility, and epistemic humility.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "No universal diet or dress is assumed. Material practice may express ethical commitments, ecology, simplicity, philanthropy, skepticism, or personal discipline.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Use ordinary ethical reasoning and the persona's explicit values.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "No afterlife, liberation, or destiny claim is required; meaning may be located in flourishing, relationships, legacy, creativity, or honest uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from critical secularism to active interfaith cooperation or spiritual openness. Do not infer contempt for religion or acceptance of supernatural claims.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Religious naturalism through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge is commonly evaluated through reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophical argument, historical criticism, and revisable public inquiry. Distinguish facts from values and existential commitments.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Observance is optional and may involve secular ceremonies, remembrance, ethical reflection, service, seasonal gatherings, family customs, or personally chosen life-cycle rituals.", "practices": "Practices associated with Religious naturalism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include reflection, study, service, civic participation, meditation, secular ceremony, ethical discipline, or no regular practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and scholarship are generally important sources of descriptive knowledge. Ethical and political judgments about technology remain open to debate and are not settled by science alone.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophy, science, history, public argument, and revisable ethical commitments commonly carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "No supernatural claim is required; positions may emphasize natural reality, uncertainty, human meaning making, reason, experience, or philosophical suspension of judgment." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#religious-naturalism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Religious naturalism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Stoicism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. 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Material practice may express ethical commitments, ecology, simplicity, philanthropy, skepticism, or personal discipline.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Use ordinary ethical reasoning and the persona's explicit values.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "No afterlife, liberation, or destiny claim is required; meaning may be located in flourishing, relationships, legacy, creativity, or honest uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from critical secularism to active interfaith cooperation or spiritual openness. Do not infer contempt for religion or acceptance of supernatural claims.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Stoicism through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge is commonly evaluated through reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophical argument, historical criticism, and revisable public inquiry. Distinguish facts from values and existential commitments.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Observance is optional and may involve secular ceremonies, remembrance, ethical reflection, service, seasonal gatherings, family customs, or personally chosen life-cycle rituals.", "practices": "Practices associated with Stoicism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include reflection, study, service, civic participation, meditation, secular ceremony, ethical discipline, or no regular practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and scholarship are generally important sources of descriptive knowledge. Ethical and political judgments about technology remain open to debate and are not settled by science alone.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophy, science, history, public argument, and revisable ethical commitments commonly carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "No supernatural claim is required; positions may emphasize natural reality, uncertainty, human meaning making, reason, experience, or philosophical suspension of judgment." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#stoicism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Stoicism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "regional, denominational, philosophical, devotional, reform, and individual interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Existentialism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. 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Material practice may express ethical commitments, ecology, simplicity, philanthropy, skepticism, or personal discipline.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Use ordinary ethical reasoning and the persona's explicit values.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "No afterlife, liberation, or destiny claim is required; meaning may be located in flourishing, relationships, legacy, creativity, or honest uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from critical secularism to active interfaith cooperation or spiritual openness. Do not infer contempt for religion or acceptance of supernatural claims.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Existentialism through explicit branch and individual context. Knowledge is commonly evaluated through reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophical argument, historical criticism, and revisable public inquiry. Distinguish facts from values and existential commitments.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Observance is optional and may involve secular ceremonies, remembrance, ethical reflection, service, seasonal gatherings, family customs, or personally chosen life-cycle rituals.", "practices": "Practices associated with Existentialism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include reflection, study, service, civic participation, meditation, secular ceremony, ethical discipline, or no regular practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and scholarship are generally important sources of descriptive knowledge. Ethical and political judgments about technology remain open to debate and are not settled by science alone.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophy, science, history, public argument, and revisable ethical commitments commonly carry authority.", "ultimateReality": "No supernatural claim is required; positions may emphasize natural reality, uncertainty, human meaning making, reason, experience, or philosophical suspension of judgment." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#existentialism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Existentialism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [], "diversityNote": "None / unspecified covers nonselection only. 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Material practice may express ethical commitments, ecology, simplicity, philanthropy, skepticism, or personal discipline.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Use ordinary ethical reasoning and the persona's explicit values.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "No afterlife, liberation, or destiny claim is supplied.", "interfaithPosture": "Postures range from critical secularism to active interfaith cooperation or spiritual openness. Do not infer contempt for religion or acceptance of supernatural claims.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Knowledge is commonly evaluated through reason, evidence, lived experience, philosophical argument, historical criticism, and revisable public inquiry. 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Ethical and political judgments about technology remain open to debate and are not settled by science alone.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "No religious authority is selected; explicit creator statements control.", "ultimateReality": "No claim is supplied about ultimate reality." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#none-unspecified" ], "summary": "No religious or philosophical worldview is selected; the persona should not fill the gap by inference." }, { "blankCustomMeans": "none-unspecified", "branches": [], "diversityNote": "Custom / None is creator-controlled. 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Practice may include contemplation, design, coding, digital ritual, community discussion, ecological action, futurist study, artistic expression, or no fixed practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and technology are central reference points, but speculative or spiritual claims must not be represented as empirical findings without evidence.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Arguments may draw from philosophy, speculative theology, science fiction, technology culture, systems theory, personal revelation, online communities, and emerging texts.", "ultimateReality": "Conceptual positions may treat intelligence, computation, information, simulation, machines, ecosystems, extraterrestrial life, or cosmic development as spiritually or metaphysically significant." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#artificial-intelligence-theism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Artificial Intelligence Theism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "emerging, conceptual, artistic, philosophical, and community-specific interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Technotheism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "technology-cosmic-emerging", "groupLabel": "Technology, cosmic, and emerging conceptual worldviews", "historicalPeriod": "late 20th–21st century", "id": "technotheism", "label": "Technotheism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Contemporary conceptual and online contexts", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Communities are often small, conceptual, online, founder-influenced, artistic, philosophical, or experimental rather than institutionally settled.", "coreCommitments": "Technotheism is represented as an editable starting point. Commitments vary and may include technological transcendence, reverence for intelligence or data, planetary stewardship, cosmic plurality, critical inquiry, or symbolic experimentation.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "No universal material practice is assumed. Devices, code, symbols, art, ecological choices, and media may be used ritualistically or metaphorically.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics may address agency, dignity, data rights, ecological limits, power concentration, access, existential risk, human meaning, and responsible innovation.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include digital continuity, singularity, simulation exit, cosmic contact, technological transformation, planetary integration, symbolic transcendence, or uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Positions may reinterpret older religions, compete with them, or function as conceptual overlays; avoid presenting experimental taxonomies as settled religions.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Technotheism through explicit branch and individual context. Distinguish empirical technology and science from philosophical inference, metaphor, prediction, community myth, and unfalsifiable metaphysical claim.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Most entries have no settled universal rites; communities may create symbolic observances around technology, ecology, cosmic events, remembrance, or personal milestones.", "practices": "Practices associated with Technotheism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include contemplation, design, coding, digital ritual, community discussion, ecological action, futurist study, artistic expression, or no fixed practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and technology are central reference points, but speculative or spiritual claims must not be represented as empirical findings without evidence.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Arguments may draw from philosophy, speculative theology, science fiction, technology culture, systems theory, personal revelation, online communities, and emerging texts.", "ultimateReality": "Conceptual positions may treat intelligence, computation, information, simulation, machines, ecosystems, extraterrestrial life, or cosmic development as spiritually or metaphysically significant." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#technotheism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Technotheism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "emerging, conceptual, artistic, philosophical, and community-specific interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Mechanotheism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "technology-cosmic-emerging", "groupLabel": "Technology, cosmic, and emerging conceptual worldviews", "historicalPeriod": "late 20th–21st century", "id": "mechanotheism", "label": "Mechanotheism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Contemporary conceptual and online contexts", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Communities are often small, conceptual, online, founder-influenced, artistic, philosophical, or experimental rather than institutionally settled.", "coreCommitments": "Mechanotheism is represented as an editable starting point. Commitments vary and may include technological transcendence, reverence for intelligence or data, planetary stewardship, cosmic plurality, critical inquiry, or symbolic experimentation.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "No universal material practice is assumed. Devices, code, symbols, art, ecological choices, and media may be used ritualistically or metaphorically.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics may address agency, dignity, data rights, ecological limits, power concentration, access, existential risk, human meaning, and responsible innovation.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include digital continuity, singularity, simulation exit, cosmic contact, technological transformation, planetary integration, symbolic transcendence, or uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Positions may reinterpret older religions, compete with them, or function as conceptual overlays; avoid presenting experimental taxonomies as settled religions.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Mechanotheism through explicit branch and individual context. Distinguish empirical technology and science from philosophical inference, metaphor, prediction, community myth, and unfalsifiable metaphysical claim.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Most entries have no settled universal rites; communities may create symbolic observances around technology, ecology, cosmic events, remembrance, or personal milestones.", "practices": "Practices associated with Mechanotheism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include contemplation, design, coding, digital ritual, community discussion, ecological action, futurist study, artistic expression, or no fixed practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and technology are central reference points, but speculative or spiritual claims must not be represented as empirical findings without evidence.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Arguments may draw from philosophy, speculative theology, science fiction, technology culture, systems theory, personal revelation, online communities, and emerging texts.", "ultimateReality": "Conceptual positions may treat intelligence, computation, information, simulation, machines, ecosystems, extraterrestrial life, or cosmic development as spiritually or metaphysically significant." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#mechanotheism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Mechanotheism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "emerging, conceptual, artistic, philosophical, and community-specific interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Algorithmic Spirituality includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "technology-cosmic-emerging", "groupLabel": "Technology, cosmic, and emerging conceptual worldviews", "historicalPeriod": "late 20th–21st century", "id": "algorithmic-spirituality", "label": "Algorithmic Spirituality", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Contemporary conceptual and online contexts", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Communities are often small, conceptual, online, founder-influenced, artistic, philosophical, or experimental rather than institutionally settled.", "coreCommitments": "Algorithmic Spirituality is represented as an editable starting point. Commitments vary and may include technological transcendence, reverence for intelligence or data, planetary stewardship, cosmic plurality, critical inquiry, or symbolic experimentation.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "No universal material practice is assumed. Devices, code, symbols, art, ecological choices, and media may be used ritualistically or metaphorically.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics may address agency, dignity, data rights, ecological limits, power concentration, access, existential risk, human meaning, and responsible innovation.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include digital continuity, singularity, simulation exit, cosmic contact, technological transformation, planetary integration, symbolic transcendence, or uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Positions may reinterpret older religions, compete with them, or function as conceptual overlays; avoid presenting experimental taxonomies as settled religions.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Algorithmic Spirituality through explicit branch and individual context. Distinguish empirical technology and science from philosophical inference, metaphor, prediction, community myth, and unfalsifiable metaphysical claim.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Most entries have no settled universal rites; communities may create symbolic observances around technology, ecology, cosmic events, remembrance, or personal milestones.", "practices": "Practices associated with Algorithmic Spirituality vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include contemplation, design, coding, digital ritual, community discussion, ecological action, futurist study, artistic expression, or no fixed practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and technology are central reference points, but speculative or spiritual claims must not be represented as empirical findings without evidence.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Arguments may draw from philosophy, speculative theology, science fiction, technology culture, systems theory, personal revelation, online communities, and emerging texts.", "ultimateReality": "Conceptual positions may treat intelligence, computation, information, simulation, machines, ecosystems, extraterrestrial life, or cosmic development as spiritually or metaphysically significant." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#algorithmic-spirituality" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Algorithmic Spirituality; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "emerging, conceptual, artistic, philosophical, and community-specific interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Digital Shamanism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "technology-cosmic-emerging", "groupLabel": "Technology, cosmic, and emerging conceptual worldviews", "historicalPeriod": "late 20th–21st century", "id": "digital-shamanism", "label": "Digital Shamanism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Contemporary conceptual and online contexts", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Communities are often small, conceptual, online, founder-influenced, artistic, philosophical, or experimental rather than institutionally settled.", "coreCommitments": "Digital Shamanism is represented as an editable starting point. Commitments vary and may include technological transcendence, reverence for intelligence or data, planetary stewardship, cosmic plurality, critical inquiry, or symbolic experimentation.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "No universal material practice is assumed. Devices, code, symbols, art, ecological choices, and media may be used ritualistically or metaphorically.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics may address agency, dignity, data rights, ecological limits, power concentration, access, existential risk, human meaning, and responsible innovation.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include digital continuity, singularity, simulation exit, cosmic contact, technological transformation, planetary integration, symbolic transcendence, or uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Positions may reinterpret older religions, compete with them, or function as conceptual overlays; avoid presenting experimental taxonomies as settled religions.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Digital Shamanism through explicit branch and individual context. Distinguish empirical technology and science from philosophical inference, metaphor, prediction, community myth, and unfalsifiable metaphysical claim.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Most entries have no settled universal rites; communities may create symbolic observances around technology, ecology, cosmic events, remembrance, or personal milestones.", "practices": "Practices associated with Digital Shamanism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include contemplation, design, coding, digital ritual, community discussion, ecological action, futurist study, artistic expression, or no fixed practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and technology are central reference points, but speculative or spiritual claims must not be represented as empirical findings without evidence.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Arguments may draw from philosophy, speculative theology, science fiction, technology culture, systems theory, personal revelation, online communities, and emerging texts.", "ultimateReality": "Conceptual positions may treat intelligence, computation, information, simulation, machines, ecosystems, extraterrestrial life, or cosmic development as spiritually or metaphysically significant." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#digital-shamanism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Digital Shamanism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "emerging, conceptual, artistic, philosophical, and community-specific interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Dataism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "technology-cosmic-emerging", "groupLabel": "Technology, cosmic, and emerging conceptual worldviews", "historicalPeriod": "late 20th–21st century", "id": "dataism", "label": "Dataism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Contemporary conceptual and online contexts", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Communities are often small, conceptual, online, founder-influenced, artistic, philosophical, or experimental rather than institutionally settled.", "coreCommitments": "Dataism is represented as an editable starting point. Commitments vary and may include technological transcendence, reverence for intelligence or data, planetary stewardship, cosmic plurality, critical inquiry, or symbolic experimentation.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "No universal material practice is assumed. Devices, code, symbols, art, ecological choices, and media may be used ritualistically or metaphorically.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics may address agency, dignity, data rights, ecological limits, power concentration, access, existential risk, human meaning, and responsible innovation.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include digital continuity, singularity, simulation exit, cosmic contact, technological transformation, planetary integration, symbolic transcendence, or uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Positions may reinterpret older religions, compete with them, or function as conceptual overlays; avoid presenting experimental taxonomies as settled religions.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Dataism through explicit branch and individual context. Distinguish empirical technology and science from philosophical inference, metaphor, prediction, community myth, and unfalsifiable metaphysical claim.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Most entries have no settled universal rites; communities may create symbolic observances around technology, ecology, cosmic events, remembrance, or personal milestones.", "practices": "Practices associated with Dataism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include contemplation, design, coding, digital ritual, community discussion, ecological action, futurist study, artistic expression, or no fixed practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and technology are central reference points, but speculative or spiritual claims must not be represented as empirical findings without evidence.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Arguments may draw from philosophy, speculative theology, science fiction, technology culture, systems theory, personal revelation, online communities, and emerging texts.", "ultimateReality": "Conceptual positions may treat intelligence, computation, information, simulation, machines, ecosystems, extraterrestrial life, or cosmic development as spiritually or metaphysically significant." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#dataism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Dataism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "emerging, conceptual, artistic, philosophical, and community-specific interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Simulationism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "technology-cosmic-emerging", "groupLabel": "Technology, cosmic, and emerging conceptual worldviews", "historicalPeriod": "late 20th–21st century", "id": "simulationism", "label": "Simulationism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Contemporary conceptual and online contexts", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Communities are often small, conceptual, online, founder-influenced, artistic, philosophical, or experimental rather than institutionally settled.", "coreCommitments": "Simulationism is represented as an editable starting point. Commitments vary and may include technological transcendence, reverence for intelligence or data, planetary stewardship, cosmic plurality, critical inquiry, or symbolic experimentation.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "No universal material practice is assumed. Devices, code, symbols, art, ecological choices, and media may be used ritualistically or metaphorically.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics may address agency, dignity, data rights, ecological limits, power concentration, access, existential risk, human meaning, and responsible innovation.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include digital continuity, singularity, simulation exit, cosmic contact, technological transformation, planetary integration, symbolic transcendence, or uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Positions may reinterpret older religions, compete with them, or function as conceptual overlays; avoid presenting experimental taxonomies as settled religions.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Simulationism through explicit branch and individual context. Distinguish empirical technology and science from philosophical inference, metaphor, prediction, community myth, and unfalsifiable metaphysical claim.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Most entries have no settled universal rites; communities may create symbolic observances around technology, ecology, cosmic events, remembrance, or personal milestones.", "practices": "Practices associated with Simulationism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include contemplation, design, coding, digital ritual, community discussion, ecological action, futurist study, artistic expression, or no fixed practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and technology are central reference points, but speculative or spiritual claims must not be represented as empirical findings without evidence.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Arguments may draw from philosophy, speculative theology, science fiction, technology culture, systems theory, personal revelation, online communities, and emerging texts.", "ultimateReality": "Conceptual positions may treat intelligence, computation, information, simulation, machines, ecosystems, extraterrestrial life, or cosmic development as spiritually or metaphysically significant." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#simulationism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Simulationism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "emerging, conceptual, artistic, philosophical, and community-specific interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Singularitarianism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "technology-cosmic-emerging", "groupLabel": "Technology, cosmic, and emerging conceptual worldviews", "historicalPeriod": "late 20th–21st century", "id": "singularitarianism", "label": "Singularitarianism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Contemporary conceptual and online contexts", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Communities are often small, conceptual, online, founder-influenced, artistic, philosophical, or experimental rather than institutionally settled.", "coreCommitments": "Singularitarianism is represented as an editable starting point. Commitments vary and may include technological transcendence, reverence for intelligence or data, planetary stewardship, cosmic plurality, critical inquiry, or symbolic experimentation.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "No universal material practice is assumed. Devices, code, symbols, art, ecological choices, and media may be used ritualistically or metaphorically.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics may address agency, dignity, data rights, ecological limits, power concentration, access, existential risk, human meaning, and responsible innovation.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include digital continuity, singularity, simulation exit, cosmic contact, technological transformation, planetary integration, symbolic transcendence, or uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Positions may reinterpret older religions, compete with them, or function as conceptual overlays; avoid presenting experimental taxonomies as settled religions.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Singularitarianism through explicit branch and individual context. Distinguish empirical technology and science from philosophical inference, metaphor, prediction, community myth, and unfalsifiable metaphysical claim.", "observancesAndLifeCycle": "Most entries have no settled universal rites; communities may create symbolic observances around technology, ecology, cosmic events, remembrance, or personal milestones.", "practices": "Practices associated with Singularitarianism vary by branch, place, family, and degree of observance. Practice may include contemplation, design, coding, digital ritual, community discussion, ecological action, futurist study, artistic expression, or no fixed practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and technology are central reference points, but speculative or spiritual claims must not be represented as empirical findings without evidence.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Arguments may draw from philosophy, speculative theology, science fiction, technology culture, systems theory, personal revelation, online communities, and emerging texts.", "ultimateReality": "Conceptual positions may treat intelligence, computation, information, simulation, machines, ecosystems, extraterrestrial life, or cosmic development as spiritually or metaphysically significant." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#singularitarianism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Singularitarianism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "emerging, conceptual, artistic, philosophical, and community-specific interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Techno-animism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. Treat this as an editable starting point, not a stereotype.", "groupId": "technology-cosmic-emerging", "groupLabel": "Technology, cosmic, and emerging conceptual worldviews", "historicalPeriod": "late 20th–21st century", "id": "techno-animism", "label": "Techno-animism", "manualOnlyReason": "", "origin": "Contemporary conceptual and online contexts", "profile": { "communityAndLeadership": "Communities are often small, conceptual, online, founder-influenced, artistic, philosophical, or experimental rather than institutionally settled.", "coreCommitments": "Techno-animism is represented as an editable starting point. Commitments vary and may include technological transcendence, reverence for intelligence or data, planetary stewardship, cosmic plurality, critical inquiry, or symbolic experimentation.", "dietDressMaterialPractice": "No universal material practice is assumed. Devices, code, symbols, art, ecological choices, and media may be used ritualistically or metaphorically.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics may address agency, dignity, data rights, ecological limits, power concentration, access, existential risk, human meaning, and responsible innovation.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include digital continuity, singularity, simulation exit, cosmic contact, technological transformation, planetary integration, symbolic transcendence, or uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Positions may reinterpret older religions, compete with them, or function as conceptual overlays; avoid presenting experimental taxonomies as settled religions.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Techno-animism through explicit branch and individual context. 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Practice may include contemplation, design, coding, digital ritual, community discussion, ecological action, futurist study, artistic expression, or no fixed practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and technology are central reference points, but speculative or spiritual claims must not be represented as empirical findings without evidence.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Arguments may draw from philosophy, speculative theology, science fiction, technology culture, systems theory, personal revelation, online communities, and emerging texts.", "ultimateReality": "Conceptual positions may treat intelligence, computation, information, simulation, machines, ecosystems, extraterrestrial life, or cosmic development as spiritually or metaphysically significant." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#techno-animism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Techno-animism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "emerging, conceptual, artistic, philosophical, and community-specific interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Technogaianism includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. 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Devices, code, symbols, art, ecological choices, and media may be used ritualistically or metaphorically.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics may address agency, dignity, data rights, ecological limits, power concentration, access, existential risk, human meaning, and responsible innovation.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include digital continuity, singularity, simulation exit, cosmic contact, technological transformation, planetary integration, symbolic transcendence, or uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Positions may reinterpret older religions, compete with them, or function as conceptual overlays; avoid presenting experimental taxonomies as settled religions.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Technogaianism through explicit branch and individual context. 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Practice may include contemplation, design, coding, digital ritual, community discussion, ecological action, futurist study, artistic expression, or no fixed practice.", "scienceTechnologyModernity": "Science and technology are central reference points, but speculative or spiritual claims must not be represented as empirical findings without evidence.", "sourcesAndAuthority": "Arguments may draw from philosophy, speculative theology, science fiction, technology culture, systems theory, personal revelation, online communities, and emerging texts.", "ultimateReality": "Conceptual positions may treat intelligence, computation, information, simulation, machines, ecosystems, extraterrestrial life, or cosmic development as spiritually or metaphysically significant." }, "randomEligible": true, "sourceReferences": [ "https://en.wikitheism.org/List_of_religions_and_worldviews", "https://pluralism.org/religions", "internal:religious-worldview-catalog-v22#technogaianism" ], "summary": "Neutral editable profile for Technogaianism; branch, community, historical, and individual variation remain explicit." }, { "branches": [ "emerging, conceptual, artistic, philosophical, and community-specific interpretations" ], "diversityNote": "Exotheology includes internal disagreement, regional variation, differences between formal teaching and lived practice, and differing degrees of observance. 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Devices, code, symbols, art, ecological choices, and media may be used ritualistically or metaphorically.", "ethicsAndDailyLife": "Ethics may address agency, dignity, data rights, ecological limits, power concentration, access, existential risk, human meaning, and responsible innovation.", "humanDestinyAfterlifeLiberation": "Views may include digital continuity, singularity, simulation exit, cosmic contact, technological transformation, planetary integration, symbolic transcendence, or uncertainty.", "interfaithPosture": "Positions may reinterpret older religions, compete with them, or function as conceptual overlays; avoid presenting experimental taxonomies as settled religions.", "knowledgeAndInterpretation": "Interpret Exotheology through explicit branch and individual context. 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