V. COMMENTARY (to be expanded upon) Nothing here is original. The concepts are as old as time. The framework is my own. Explanations and "Q&A" are provided as needed to further understanding of the Principles. I. PERFECTUM A. One God Exists B. God and Science are One (Godscience). Therefore the terms God and Science are synonomous in all that is discussed here. C. Godscience is centered on Truth D. Life is Sacred Since "Life is Sacred," stewardship is a duty of the living. Stewardship to some may mean the same thing as ownership, but they are not one and the same. Stewardship is Valid, Ownership is Invalid. E. God is the one absolute. There is no Spectrum between God existing and God not existing; God exists. II. PERFERVIDIUM A. God manifests God's self in three primary ways: i. Universally God is the God of the Univere, in all places. The Spirit of God pervades all things. ii. Locally iii. Personally B. A Spectrum exists in all things. Since God is the one absolute, God is the exception to this rule. The Spectra are illustrated by Roget and Dewey. Roget's Thesauras is a key to the sprectrum of syntax. The Dewey Decimal System illustrates areas of human endeavor. Their number systems are interesting, but not essential. It is their concept of the spectrum of understanding that serves. Neither is perfect, but both provide viable guides to understanding the Spectra of all things. C. The spectrum of Life is Consciousness. D. Comprehension has four requirements: i. Reason ii. Intuition iii. Courage iv. Love III. CORRELATUM A. The Principals of Godscience are set at different levels: i. PERFECTUM That which is perfect. (Universal) ii. PERFERVIDIUM About which we are most ardent. (Local) iii. CORRELATUM Guidelines Relative to the Higher Tenets of Godscience. (Personal) iv. PRACTICUM Everyday workings of the Church. v. COMMENTARY Discussion of the Principles of Godscience. vi. GLOSSARY Definition and etymology of terms in Godscience. B. God is perfect; our understanding of God may never be so. C. Godscience, while a church, is not a religion. Religions are by definition "that which binds us again." These working theories are languages through which conscious being seek to understand God. God is universal and abides by no specific earthly religion. God has no dogma. God is. D. All events can be explained through Godscience. Since "God is perfect; our understanding of God may never be so," we know that there will be events, miracles, which defy our understanding. These events are all able to be explained by the laws of science. If events defy explanation, it is because 1. We do not presently grasp all the laws of science. 2. We have faulty observation or influence. 3. We lack proper information about the events. E. There is no conflict in any member of any religion belonging to the Church of Godscience. A Christian, Muslim, Jew, or member of any other faith is welcome to participate in Godscience. All who believe in God are welcome. IV. PRACTICUM A. Godscience recognises interaction by the following levels of responsibility: i. Presbus (the elder) ii. Pastor (the teachers) iii. Members (those who participate) iv. Observers (those who witness, but do not participate) v. Others (those who are unaware)