The Research Hub

The work
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I'm a former skeptic. I don't ask anyone to take my word for anything. Find your starting point — or search for what you need. Everything's free, every claim yours to test.

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The Word Itself

Every resource here cites Scripture. This is where you read it: the 1611 King James in its original spelling, free, no sign-up. Pure primary source — established fact, zero interpretation.

PRIMARY SOURCE · 80 BOOKS1,048 pages

The 1611 King James — Read Online or Download

The receipts, in your hands. All 80 books in original 1611 spelling with an exact 1611 ↔ modern toggle, searchable, with the original chapter arguments preserved.

PRIMARY SOURCE · 4 GOSPELS

The Four Gospels — 1611, One at a Time

Matthew, Mark, Luke & John — each a standalone 1611 PDF with ornamental drop caps and the original chapter arguments.

For Skeptics: The Evidence

I was an atheist. I tried to disprove Christianity. These address the hard questions — historical, philosophical, scientific — the objections I once had myself.

You're not asked to believe blindly. You're asked to examine evidence and draw conclusions.

SKEPTIC9 chapters · 37 notes

The Evidence for Christianity

A plain, sourced study of the reasons a thinking person can give for believing that Christianity is true, with the weak arguments left out and the strong ones given at full strength.

SKEPTIC9 chapters · 45 notes

The Historical Jesus

A careful reading of the Roman, Jewish and earliest Christian witnesses to Jesus of Nazareth, what they establish, and what they leave you to decide.

SKEPTIC8 chapters · 66 notes

Is the Bible Reliable?

An honest look at how the Bible came down to us, what the ground has turned up, and why the 1611 can be trusted.

SKEPTIC8 chapters · 45 notes

30 Questions Skeptics Ask

Thirty questions an honest skeptic asks about God, Jesus, the Bible, faith and suffering, each answered briefly from Scripture and from sources you can check.

SKEPTIC9 chapters · 52 notes

Science & Faith

A study of what science is, where it came from, what it has found, and why a Christian who reads Genesis as written has nothing to fear from it.

SKEPTIC9 chapters · 45 notes

Five Proofs of God

A careful study of the cosmological, contingency, design, ontological and moral arguments, in the words of the men who made them and the men who answered them, read in the light of Scripture.

SKEPTIC9 chapters · 45 notes

Answering Atheism

What the New Atheists actually wrote, quoted in their own words, and how a Christian can answer them honestly, gently and from Scripture.

SKEPTIC9 chapters · 28 notes

Former Atheists

The documented stories of men and women who rejected God, set out to disprove Christianity or followed another faith, and came to Christ, with what their stories show and what they do not.

SKEPTIC9 chapters · 45 notes

Common Objections

Thirty common objections to the Christian faith, taken theme by theme, with what each gets right, the fuller answer from Scripture and history, and how to talk about it with someone who holds it.

SKEPTIC7 chapters · 41 notes

The Skeptic's Reading List

A guided, checked reading list for anyone who wants to test Christianity's claims for himself, with what each book covers, where to start, and reading plans for four weeks, twelve weeks and a year.

SKEPTIC · INTERACTIVEInteractive

1611 vs. the Modern KJV — Operate It Yourself

The one resource on the hub you can run, not just read. Pick a verse, flip the toggle, see exactly what changed between 1611 and 1769 — and what didn't. Nearly all difference is spelling; the genuine variants are flagged.

Listing a source here is an invitation to examine it, not a claim that every conclusion is proven. I've tried to mark clearly what's established, what's my conviction, and what's still open.
Every study on the shelf

70 studies,
by stage.

The Garden of Eden, Thomas Cole, 1828

Read it with someone · The Walk

The Bible makes one promise on page three. I believe its name is Jesus. Eight pages, to the empty tomb.

Eight passages in the 1611 King James, one a morning, that I believe are one story about Jesus — from the serpent’s head, through the giants, to the empty tomb. The page, a work of art, a clip, and a real person who says they met him. Free.

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