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Publication Guidelines for Physics of Faith Content

This document outlines the standard formatting, image specifications, and style guidelines for all Physics of Faith content published on SubStack.

Article Structure

All law articles should follow this consistent structure:

  1. Metadata Header - Including aliases, tags, creation date, and related content
  2. Title and Hook - Compelling introduction to the law
  3. Core Concept - Brief explanation of the physical-spiritual parallel
  4. Physical Explanation - Thorough but accessible explanation of the physics
  5. Spiritual Parallel - Clear connection to spiritual reality
  6. The Bridge - Mathematical or conceptual framework connecting the two
  7. Narrative Element - Story or parable that illustrates the principle
  8. Equation Section - Mathematical framework for those interested
  9. Quantum Depths - Deeper scientific implications (with links to supporting paper)
  10. Theological Heights - Spiritual and biblical foundations (with links to supporting paper)
  11. Experiments & Visuals - Tangible applications (with links to full experiments document)
  12. Fast Facts - Key takeaways in bulleted format
  13. Application - Practical ways to apply the principle
  14. Connections - How this law connects to others in the framework
  15. Looking Ahead - Preview of the next law
  16. Reflections - Questions for personal contemplation

Image Specifications

All images should adhere to these specifications:

  • Resolution: 1200px width minimum for header images, 800px width for in-text images
  • Format: PNG preferred for diagrams and illustrations, JPG for photographs
  • Style: Consistent color scheme using:
    • Dark blue/purple for quantum concepts
    • Amber/gold for relativistic concepts
    • Green for bridging concepts
    • Cool blue for grace-related concepts
  • Text in Images: Minimum 14pt font, sans-serif for readability
  • Alt Text: All images must include descriptive alt text for accessibility
  • Captions: Brief, insightful captions that enhance understanding

File Naming Conventions

  • All files should follow this naming pattern: Law_[number]_[content_type].[extension]
  • Supporting papers: Law_[number]_Supporting_[topic].[extension]
  • Images: Law_[number]_[descriptor].[extension]

Visual Style Guide

To maintain visual consistency across all laws:

  • Headers: Use consistent emoji prefixes for each section type
  • Callout Boxes: Use blockquotes for important insights
  • Mathematical Notation: Use proper LaTeX formatting for equations
  • Tables: Keep simple and readable with clear headers
  • Lists: Use bullet points for concepts, numbered lists for sequences
  • Code Blocks: Use for equations and mathematical formulations
  • Links: Include relevant internal links to supporting content

Writing Style

  • Voice: Thoughtful, curious, and grounded
  • Tone: Balanced between academic rigor and accessible explanation
  • Perspective: Integrative, seeing both scientific and spiritual truth
  • Audience: Written for educated non-specialists with interest in both domains

SubStack-Specific Guidelines

  • Email Version: First 1/3 of the article to encourage click-through
  • Cover Image: 1600px × 900px featuring law title and visual metaphor
  • Preview Text: 155 characters maximum, compelling hook
  • Tags: Include both scientific and spiritual relevant tags
  • Publication Schedule: New laws released bi-weekly on Thursdays
  • Comments: Actively monitor and engage with thoughtful comments

Ring 2 — Canonical Grounding

Ring 3 — Framework Connections

These guidelines ensure a consistent, high-quality experience across all Physics of Faith content.

Canonical Hub: CANONICAL_INDEX

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