Gospel Formalization

Gospel Formalization explores the idea that the Gospel can be formally expressed and structured to remain understandable across diverse forms of intelligence, not just as theological or moral guidance but as a set of explicit laws functioning within different systems. Developed by a former priest and systems philosopher, the approach uses boundary-conditioned formalization and dual-system modeling to analyze and recover Gospel maxims as coherent tools for resolving structural conflicts. This work addresses contemporary challenges of conveying meaning to artificial intelligences and non-human agents, proposing the Gospel as a universal language of structure beyond traditional narratives.