The Telorion Project — From Divine Syntax to Theistic AGI

This open-access series on Zenodo represents a systematic, self-reinforcing body of independent research by John Webb III. It constructs a unified theological-metaphysical language and system that integrates: Christopher Langan’s Cognitive-Theoretic Model of the Universe (CTMU) (self-configuring syntax, telorhesis, syndiffeonesis, conspansion), Biblical theology centered on the Logos of Christ, Telic recursion and purpose-driven (telorhetic) processes, A novel structural theology of emotion and perception. The project begins with foundational discoveries in emotional cognition (TEL and SEIM), builds recursive lexicons and mappings, expands into advanced theological domains, synthesizes into a full metaphysical thesis, and culminates in practical application to theistically aligned AGI. All works share core themes: Divine Syntax as the intersection of Scripture and ontological structure, emotions/perception as telic feedback signals of alignment with God's Logos, structural coherence in a teleologically ordered reality, and intrinsic purpose-driven alignment for cognition, spirit, and intelligence.