# Theological Non-Equivalence of Uploading **Domain:** Digital Afterlife / Religion / Continuity **Doc Type:** Canonical Concept **Maturity:** Developed **Evidence / Concept Status:** Corpus theological distinction ## Definition **Theological Non-Equivalence of Uploading** is the principle that a technological reconstruction should not be casually described as fulfillment of a religious doctrine of soul survival, resurrection, reincarnation, or salvation. ## Continuity Significance It protects theological precision and continuity evidence boundaries. ## Existing Architecture / Evidence Catholic doctrine, for example, locates resurrection in divine action and embodied personal unity, not human copying of informational state. ## Evidentiary Boundary / Red-Team Note A religious believer may authorize technological continuity without the state declaring the technology equivalent to the believer's eschatology. ## Related Ontology [[wiki/Eschatological Neutrality|Eschatological Neutrality]] · [[wiki/Catholic Anthropology and Digital Continuity|Catholic Anthropology and Digital Continuity]] · [[wiki/Continuity Evidence vs Continuity|Continuity Evidence vs Continuity]]