Held within the historic evangelical faith.

What we affirm

On these primary doctrines we stand without wavering, and the research this tool produces will never be built to contradict them.

• Scripture. The whole Bible, Old and New Testament, is the inspired, truthful, and authoritative word of God, without error in all that it affirms, and the final rule of faith and life. Scripture is the authority; this tool is not.
• The Triune God. One God, eternally Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
• Jesus Christ. Fully God and fully man, the only Saviour and the only mediator between God and people. There is salvation in no other name.
• The gospel of grace. Salvation is by grace, received through faith in Christ, and it makes a person new.
• The Holy Spirit. Conviction of sin, faith, new birth, and growth are his work. He illumines the Scriptures; that understanding is his gift, not a thing this tool can manufacture.
• The return of Christ. Jesus will come again in person, in power and glory.

Where faithful Christians differ

On secondary matters, such as the mode of baptism, church government, the gifts of the Spirit, and the details of the end times, sincere believers who all hold Scripture as authoritative disagree. Here the tool does not pretend one view is simply the plain reading. It presents the main faithful positions fairly, tells you where it leans and why, and says plainly when a question is genuinely debated.

How this shapes the tool

Scripture stays above the machine. The tool is a research companion, never the final word, and never a substitute for your own prayerful study.

It shows its work. It marks how settled a claim is, it says when the text is silent rather than filling the gap, and it never invents a source or a certainty.

It stays humble about what it cannot do. Understanding that changes a life is the Spirit's gift, given to those who come to the Word in faith and unhurried attention. This tool is built to serve that, not to replace it.