Comparisons

The framework against its neighbours

Where Computational Theology has genuine intellectual kin, where it merely borrows a vocabulary for atmosphere, and what it actually imports from the science it cites.

The poster series moves fast across distinction logic, process metaphysics, negative theology, learning-cosmology, and theodicy. Each move has an established literature it is either continuing, simplifying, or decorating itself with. These pages situate the framework precisely against named thinkers, separate load-bearing borrowings from aesthetic ones, and hold the corpus to its own "analogy, not theorem" guardrail. The references page lists every external work the framework leans on, with a one-line note on whether it is used faithfully.

"Genuine kinship" here means the framework reproduces a thinker's actual argumentative structure and could be challenged on its terms. "Appropriation" means the name supplies prestige or imagery while the argument would survive unchanged without it.

Throughout, the primary material is the poster browser; panels are cited as "pt4 · panel 011" using the poster map numbering.