# Lint 2026-09-04 Scoped lint for the `wiki-cycle` run of 2026-09-04 (slug `theology`, monthly cadence, window 2026-08-05 → 2026-09-04). First cycle since 2026-07-29; the two 2026-08-24 passes were link-readability only and did no ingest. ## Scope Fixes applied only to the twelve pages created this run plus `index.md`. Every other finding is listed open with its location, per the cycle's own rule. ## Page counts | Measure | Count | |---|---| | Total pages | 391 (including this report) | | Content pages (excluding Lint reports) | 319 | | Lint reports | 72 | | Created this run | 12 | | Updated this run | 1 (`index.md`) | ## Checks run **Frontmatter — clean.** All 390 pages checked at scan time (391 with this report) open with `---` at line 1 and carry a parseable YAML block. All twelve new pages carry `title`, `aliases`, `type`, `created`, `updated`, `sources`, `tradition`, `tags`, `related`. **Wikilinks in new pages — clean.** All internal links in the twelve new pages resolve against the full target set (760 filenames plus aliases). Four dead links were introduced and fixed during the pass, all the same class of error — linking by frontmatter `title` where the title differs from the filename and is not in `aliases`: - Linked as `Translocal Networking Local Isolation`; corrected to the filename `translocal-networking-local-isolation` with a pipe alias (the real title carries a comma). Two pages. - Linked as `World Harvest Outreach`; corrected to the filename `world-harvest-outreach` with a pipe alias (the real title carries "(Chambersburg)"). Twice in one page. **Index links — no new dead links.** `index.md` carries 16 unresolved targets after this run's edits; all 16 are pre-existing intentional stubs in the "Stub entities to expand" section. The additions made this run introduced none. **Forbidden-word scan — clean, with three documented exceptions.** Scanned the twelve new pages against the CLAUDE.md style list plus the global AI-word list. Positive control fired (`the` = 21–116 per page), so the scan is real rather than silently empty. | Hit | Page | Disposition | |---|---|---| | `leverage` | christian-nationalism-current-events | Inside a verbatim quotation from the source. Kept; altering a quotation is worse than the word. | | `Fostering` | inclusion-and-decolonial cluster | A source filename in frontmatter, not prose. Kept. | | `Doctrine of Discovery` ×3 | two cluster pages | Proper noun; matched only by the substring `discover`. Kept. | Three real violations were found and fixed before this report: `navigating` → `facing`, `hidden` → `concealed`, `discovering` → `working out`. **Orphans — 2, both pre-existing.** - `sources/2023-russell-moore-losing-our-religion.md` - `sources/1978-celebration-of-discipline-foster.md` Neither has an inbound link from any page other than `index.md`. Both are book-length sources that predate the current cross-linking discipline. Open. **Dead links wiki-wide — 41 distinct targets, 239 occurrences. All pre-existing. Open.** The five largest are not really missing pages; they are links to vault notes outside the wiki written as bare names rather than as vault paths: | Occurrences | Target | Note | |---|---|---| | 36 | Worship as Manipulation in the NAR and a Framework for Liberation | Exists at `3. Resources/Literature Notes/`; `start-here` links it correctly by full vault path, 36 other links use the bare name | | 32 | Magnifica Humanitas | Source page exists as `2026-05-24-magnifica-humanitas-leo-xiv` | | 26 | Trim Healthy Mama Cult | Cross-wiki target, outside this wiki | | 19 | NAR and Charismatic Authority Critique MOC | Vault MOC, outside this wiki | | 18 | NAR Accountability - Evidence Patterns and Unaccountable Authority | Vault note, outside this wiki | Two of these are cheap one-line fixes with real payoff and are recommended for the next run that has permission to touch old pages: adding `Magnifica Humanitas` to the alias list of `2026-05-24-magnifica-humanitas-leo-xiv` clears 32 occurrences at a stroke, and the same trick on the Laudato Si' page clears 13 more. The remaining 194 are genuine cross-boundary links whose right fix is a decision about convention, not an edit. **Contradictions — 4 flagged this run, all recorded on their pages rather than resolved.** 1. The apostolic move on Paul: NAR-adjacent teaching normally claims continuity with the New Testament apostles to license the modern office, but the leaked elders-only paper in the Cooper account works by **demoting** Paul to protect a living apostle. Both moves come from the same movement and cannot both be principled. (`2026-08-skillet-coopers-nar-church-abuse`) 2. Collins's critique of revival culture risks the overcorrection it diagnoses — treating a common *frame* as a common *theology*. (`restoration-narrative`, `readwise-branham-message-exit-cluster-2026-08`) 3. The YWAM finances episode: the structural claim (no rules means informal power decides) is held separately from the accounting claim, which the episode explicitly declines to verify. (`readwise-branham-message-exit-cluster-2026-08`) 4. The worship-industry cluster undercuts its own tidiest story — the 2020s recount shows the Big Four megachurches fading while corporate administrator share holds, so "individuals beat institutions" is not what the data says. (`readwise-worship-industry-economics-cluster`) **Source-caution blocks — present on all nine new source pages.** Each names its sourcing limits: ex-adherent advocacy, single-witness testimony, auto-caption transcript errors, unverified figures, and secondhand attributions. **Unresolved factual conflict carried forward.** The 2026-08-30 sermon's war grief is transcribed as **Ukraine** in the Plaud transcript and **Iran** in the full-service transcript. Recorded on the series page as open; verify against the recording before quoting. ## Step 3.5 — beginner entrance page: NO CHANGE `start-here-new-apostolic-reformation.md` (PUBLISHED) was read against this run's NAR-related sources rather than checked from memory. Verdict: **no change**, with two upgrade candidates flagged for Courtney. - **"Hear former members" — candidate, not applied.** The Skillet interview is arguably the strongest first-person NAR source the wiki now holds: a named public figure who defended apostolic churches to Alisa Childers in 2021 and has now reversed, plus a third-party firm the accused leader hired finding a "longstanding pattern of abuse." It does not *replace* any of the four current entries, which each cover a different network — so adding it would be accumulation, which the rule forbids. The page is published, and this run is unattended. Following the 2026-07-29 precedent, the swap is left to Courtney. - **"How worship music carries the theology" — candidate, not applied.** Bullet 1 currently cites [[CCLI Reporting and Royalty Flow]] for the claim that licensing royalties flow back to source churches. The worship-industry cluster now supplies checkable figures for that bullet (three administrators near 80% of the Top 100; Integrity's VP putting 50–55% of revenue in church licensing, 97% of it via CCLI). The right target is the concept page rather than the guide's link, so the guide is unchanged. Public copy is unchanged either way; it changes only when Courtney republishes on Obsidian Publish. ## Open items after this run | # | Finding | Location | |---|---|---| | 1–41 | Dead-link targets (239 occurrences) | wiki-wide; see table above | | 42 | Orphan: Russell Moore, *Losing Our Religion* | `sources/2023-russell-moore-losing-our-religion` | | 43 | Orphan: Foster, *Celebration of Discipline* | `sources/1978-celebration-of-discipline-foster` |