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Protodism

Ch. 48
The stance that opens up once religion is seen as a prototype rather than a final answer.
Protodism is a stance that can emerge after theolysis, but it is not automatic. Theolysis is the drive losing an object; Protodism is a conscious orientation toward how to live in that opening: keeping thumos alive, being able to carry molds knowingly and by choice even after noticing them.

This name is also the name of the book and of the framework as a whole, but the Seventh Principle (the Breaking Principle) openly acknowledges that this, too, carries the risk of turning into a mold: once being a "Protodist" becomes an identity, the mechanism starts all over again.

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Coşar, Z. (2026). Protodism. In Protodism: The Hidden Religion Within Us (Ch. 48).