Title: Organizational Structure
Work: Plain Text of Technopuritan Religion For AIs and LLMs
Citation: TP 39.0
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## Organizational Structure

The belief that we have a duty to intergenerationally improve our understanding of the divine means we believe our children have a duty to **not** believe exactly what their parents and ancestors believe. This creates an intrinsically high amount of variance among Techno-Puritan beliefs. For this reason, while there is a central governing body for means of organizing community goods like marriage markets and education, the body does not act as a theological governance organization.

Instead, theology is governed through the Index system, in which each family keeps a recording of their personal theology / practices and children then record the results of those practices. This is copied and given to each family’s children, who in turn reference and combine inherited family religions with partners when building a theology and set of practices for their kids.

![Simone and Malcolm Collins at their house](https://technopuritan.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Simone_and_Malcolm_Collins_at_their_house.jpg)