# Salvific Continuity vs Technological Continuity **Domain:** Digital Afterlife / Religion / Conceptual Distinction **Doc Type:** Canonical Concept **Maturity:** Developed **Evidence / Concept Status:** Corpus conceptual distinction ## Definition **Salvific Continuity vs Technological Continuity** distinguishes religious claims about salvation, soul, resurrection, liberation, or reincarnation from engineered preservation, reconstruction, migration, and hosting. ## Continuity Significance It allows civil systems to honor technological instructions without pretending to implement or disprove a religious afterlife. ## Existing Architecture / Evidence Major religions and transhumanist systems answer different questions about what persists and by what authority. ## Evidentiary Boundary / Red-Team Note The state should practice eschatological neutrality rather than adjudicate which account is metaphysically true. ## Related Ontology [[wiki/Eschatological Neutrality|Eschatological Neutrality]] · [[wiki/Theological Non-Equivalence of Uploading|Theological Non-Equivalence of Uploading]] · [[wiki/Religious Continuity Election|Religious Continuity Election]] · [[wiki/Digital Afterlife|Digital Afterlife]]