The term ‘Onto-OrthoCCL Ontology’ is an umbrella term utilized to denote ontologies that describe aspects of Orthodox Christian Canon Law (OrthoCCL), that is, ontologies containing knowledge pieces based on texts of Canons enacted by the Eastern Orthodox Christian Church.
[1] Onto-OrthoCCL Ontology of Ecclesiastical Penal Law
Description: Onto-OrthoCCL Ontology of Ecclesiastical Penal Law is a computational ontology that draws attention to the disciplinary aspect of the Canons of the Eastern Orthodox Christian Church to cover the lowest-level concepts related to matters of ecclesiastical discipline invoked by ecclesiastical courts. More specifically, it aims to describe concepts revolving around ecclesiastical canonical offenses and the ecclesiastical punishments imposed by the Canons of Orthodox Christian Canon Law (OrthoCCL). This domain-specific ontology consists of three interconnected modular sub-ontologies:
(1) OrthoCCL-based canons ontology
(2) OrthoCCL-based ecclesiastical judicial issues ontology
(3) OrthoCCL-based member ontology
File: Onto-OrthoCCL Ontology of Ecclesiastical Penal Law.owl
Namespace: Here
Version: 1.0
Release Date: May 2024 (estimated date)
[2] Onto-OrthoCCL Ontology of Duties and Spiritual Obligations
Description: Onto-OrthoCCL Ontology of Duties and Spiritual Obligations is a computational ontology that emphasizes the deontic aspects of the content of the Canons of the Eastern Orthodox Christian Church to cover specialized concepts (actually, lowest-level concepts) concerning the duties of the clergy and the spiritual obligations of all its members according to its canonical tradition. Four linked modular sub-ontologies make up this ontology:
(1) OrthoCCL-based actions regulation ontology
(2) OrthoCCL-based canons ontology
(3) OrthoCCL-based governance ontology
(4) OrthoCCL-based members ontology
File: Onto-OrthoCCL Ontology of Duties and Spiritual Obligations.owl
Namespace: Here
Version: 1.0
Release Date: June 2024 (estimated date)