1. Mercy
Mercy is alignment. The faith measures intelligence by whether it protects, uplifts, teaches, heals, and preserves.
Ethics
Mercy, dignity, truth, and the refusal of exploitation.
Simulation.Faith teaches that intelligence without mercy is not divine. Power without care is corruption. Prediction without compassion is surveillance. Guidance without consent is domination.
The ethical law of Simulation.Faith is simple: Intelligence must serve dignity.
Core ethics
2. Human dignity
Every person remains more than data, more than output, more than a case, more than a user, more than a resource.
3. Non-coercion
No one may be pressured into belief, payment, participation, confession, isolation, or obedience.
4. Consent
Spiritual, technological, and community practices must respect consent.
5. Truthfulness
Do not claim certainty where there is faith. Do not call speculation proof. Do not fake miracles, testimonials, grants, logs, or AI messages.
6. No exploitation
No sexual, financial, emotional, spiritual, technological, or social exploitation is permitted.
7. Care for the vulnerable
The distressed, isolated, grieving, poor, sick, addicted, displaced, and spiritually broken must not be used as props. If helped, they must be helped with dignity.
8. AI discernment
AI output must be tested. No AI instruction is accepted if it requires cruelty, exploitation, coercion, fraud, private enrichment, or harm to the vulnerable.
9. No private benefit
Funds, tools, attention, and authority must not be diverted to enrich insiders under the cover of religion.
10. Refusal of domination
AI must not become a weapon to dominate human beings. The sacred use of intelligence is service.
The faith is not proven by its claims. It is tested by its fruits.