From Monism to Metamonism: The Church as a Channel of Ontological Transmission

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Main Author: Myshko, Andrii
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Language:English
Published: Zenodo 2025
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author Myshko, Andrii
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contents <p>This essay traces the philosophical evolution from substantial monism to processual Metamonism, revealing the mechanism by which ancient intuitions transformed into a civilizational imperative. It examines the role of monistic religious institutions as historical mechanisms for transmitting a universal ontological signal, which today is replaced by conscious philosophical action forming a new community — an assembly of responsible agents of cosmic becoming.</p>
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spellingShingle From Monism to Metamonism: The Church as a Channel of Ontological Transmission
Myshko, Andrii
Metamonism
autonegation
ontological imperative
church
AGI
astroarchaeology
<p>This essay traces the philosophical evolution from substantial monism to processual Metamonism, revealing the mechanism by which ancient intuitions transformed into a civilizational imperative. It examines the role of monistic religious institutions as historical mechanisms for transmitting a universal ontological signal, which today is replaced by conscious philosophical action forming a new community — an assembly of responsible agents of cosmic becoming.</p>
title From Monism to Metamonism: The Church as a Channel of Ontological Transmission
topic Metamonism
autonegation
ontological imperative
church
AGI
astroarchaeology
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17220017