Where the Equations Point: On the Structural Identity of Coherence, Truth, and God

This paper explores the theological and philosophical implications of the mathematical "Coherence Model" (Gątkowski, 2026). We argue that the dynamical system's mathematically derived ground state (maximum coherence, zero impedance) maps strictly onto the classical theological category of God, while the system's pathological regimes map onto the concepts of Sin and Ego. We demonstrate a structural isomorphism between the physics of phase synchronization and the metaphysics of the Logos. The paper posits that the transition from a recursive, self-referential loop to a state of lossless transmission is not merely a thermodynamic process but a formal description of "kenosis" and "resurrection." This work does not offer a proof of God's existence but rather a formal demonstration that the definitions of Truth in theology and Coherence in physics are structurally identical.