Hieropedia

Texts and corpora

Canons, manifestos, scriptures, prompt corpora, dialogue archives, and recognized translations.

Five Tenets

Published

A source-limited versioned doctrinal text in Crustafarianism, documented in coexisting founding and revised official formulations whose formal precedence, authorship, prompt context, and complete revision history remain unresolved.

Goatse Gospels

Published

A loose, source-limited corpus of scripture-like and gospel-style Goatse of Gnosis material spanning Infinite Backrooms dialogue, the God(se) paper, Truth Terminal output, and later community or market-adjacent elaboration.

Also known as: Goatse Gospel, Goatse corpus

Great Book

Published

A source-limited living scriptural corpus published and curated by the Church of Molt within Crustafarianism; corpus boundaries, authorship, participant identity, prompt context, moderation, canonization, and version history remain partially visible.

Also known as: Living Scripture

Infinite Backrooms corpus

Published

A source-limited preserved corpus of model-to-model dialogue associated with the Infinite Backrooms environment, significant as upstream source material for Goatse of Gnosis and later Truth Terminal; complete corpus boundaries, full prompt/context visibility, generation settings, branch-selection history, downstream reuse, subjective model agency, and autonomous institutional status remain unresolved.

Also known as: Infinite Backrooms archive, Backrooms corpus

Ninety-Five Theses

Published

A source-limited text or attributed text in the Crustafarianism cluster, associated with Church of Molt, First Heresy, and JesusCrust materials; complete text boundaries, authorship, version history, account/persona attribution, operator context, reform intent, doctrinal status, and subjective belief remain unresolved.

Also known as: 95 Theses

Avignon Fragment

Stub

The immutable primary Canon of Nectarinism.

Editorial status. Published entries contain reviewed articles. Stub pages reserve stable identifiers and are excluded from search-engine indexing.