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Long-form articles, one topic at a time, built from questions answered directly out of the Hebrew and Greek. Where the text settles a question they say so, and where it does not they say that too.
What happens when you die?
The biblical texts address death, the afterlife, and final destiny through a wide range of voices, prophets, wisdom writers, Jesus himself, and apostolic letters, and they do not speak with a single, harmonized voice.
10 questions · 5 contested · 3 inferred · 2 direct
How are you saved?
The biblical texts converge on several firm points: salvation is through Jesus alone, received by grace through faith, and repentance is consistently paired with that faith as the required human response.
11 questions · 5 contested · 5 inferred · 1 direct
What does the Bible say about food?
The Bible's teaching on food moves through several distinct layers.
11 questions · 3 contested · 3 inferred · 5 direct
What does the Bible say about healing?
The Bible treats healing as real, prayed for, and sometimes given, while stopping short of guaranteeing physical recovery to every believer in this life.
12 questions · 1 contested · 8 inferred · 2 direct · 1 absent
Should Christians keep the Sabbath?
The question of whether Christians should keep the Sabbath sits at the intersection of some of the Bible's most direct commands and some of its most genuinely unresolved tensions.
12 questions · 5 contested · 5 inferred · 2 direct
Is the Trinity in the Bible?
The word "Trinity" appears nowhere in the Bible, and no single passage states the formula of one divine being in three co-equal, co-eternal persons.
4 questions · 1 inferred · 2 direct · 1 absent