This work presents a logic-based framework for understanding life, society, and systemic stability through cause and effect rather than ideology or speculation. It explains how all functional systems—spiritual, social, and institutional—depend on alignment with authority, humility, and obedience to established order. Using an attached source-logic model, it demonstrates how obedience produces stability, protection, and continuity, while rebellion introduces disorder, loss of covering, and escalating consequences over time. Correction is reframed not as punishment, but as a stabilizing mechanism designed to prevent collapse. Mercy is shown not as tolerance of misalignment, but as restoration following a return to order. Rather than predicting outcomes, this framework explains why outcomes occur. It reveals that collapse is rarely sudden, but the result of sustained resistance to correction. The logic illustrates how systems naturally drift toward order when aligned—and falls if not