How we work

The Bible is the most studied book in history, and a lot of what is said about it online is wrong, overstated or made up. We try hard not to add to the pile.

Five kinds of evidence

Scripture What the Bible itself says
Tradition What early church writers remembered (roughly within 400 years)
Scholarship What historians and archaeologists think today
Legend Later or apocryphal stories
Later tradition First recorded after ~400, but still kept by a church today
Speculation Reasonable guesses with no real evidence

We never present a later tradition as if the Bible said it, and we never draw conclusions the text doesn't. When the Bible is silent, we say so.

Our process, every episode

A claims list before anything is recorded: every factual sentence, its label, its source and how certain it is. It's published on each episode page.
Primary sources first. We quote the verse, the church father or the inscription itself.
Saying how sure we are. Debated points are said as debated; opinions are framed as opinions.
An independent fact-check of the finished script by a reviewer that sees only the script, not our notes. Anything it flags is fixed or cut.
A quotation check: every quotation is re-matched word for word against its source text before recording.
A visual check of every frame for anachronisms: no wristwatches, galleons or buildings from the wrong century. Real artifacts are shown with real photographs, never AI.
Public corrections. Mistakes are corrected on the episode page and in the video description, with a reply to whoever spotted them, never silently.

About AI

We use AI tools to help research and draft scripts, for the narration voice, and to illustrate scenes no camera ever saw. Every script still goes through the claims list, the source checks and the independent fact-check above. Every video discloses this. AI never stands in for evidence: manuscripts, coins, inscriptions and sites are always shown with real photographs and credited. We don't show the face of Jesus in AI images.