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ALPHA: The ANE Desk
Seventeen pairings. Each one puts a passage beside one ancient text, quotes that text as its translator gives it, says what the two share, and then says what Israel turns. Graded close parallel, shared motif or claimed parallel, and only where a named source supports it.
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ALPHA: C. S. Lewis’s Cosmology
Twenty-four entries on the heavens of the Space Trilogy and Narnia, each filed as tracking Scripture, taken from the medieval model of the cosmos, or Lewis's own invention. Quoted from the books, with where he got it and where he departs.
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ALPHA: Genesis, the Beginning
Thirty-four questions about Genesis 1 to 11, each one stating what the Hebrew does and does not support, then the two poles held by people who take the text seriously. Lennox and Walton on every entry that touches them. No camp is graded.
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BETA: Why Do Bible Translations Differ?
A walk through Genesis, the Psalms, and John, plus the key Hebrew and Greek words worth knowing. Each card is a place the English Bibles part company, and what in the Hebrew or Greek made them.
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BETA: The Fringe Files
Giants, lost technology and ancient astronauts, checked one claim at a time: hoax, misidentified, mistranslated, or a genuine mystery that is still open.
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BETA: Is It Actually in the Bible?
Sayings people are sure are Scripture, checked against the text: what is not there, what is misquoted, and what the King James meant by a word that has shifted.
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BETA: Fact Book
Every person, place and people group in Scripture, traced across the canon and the Second Temple texts, with the word behind the name and everywhere it stands.
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BETA: The Gods of the Bible
Every named god, angel and spirit the Bible mentions, 107 of them, with what the text actually says, how firmly it says it, and where the claim comes from.
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BETA: Divine Council Index
Every passage where the unseen realm is doing something, graded explicit, implied or contested. Each entry names the problem in the text first, then what this reading resolves and what it still leaves open. Sources named on all 33.
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The Gnostic Crisis Timeline (c. AD 100 to 200)
The century the church got cornered: Valentinus and secret knowledge, Marcion and his amputated canon, Montanus and fresh prophecy, and the pastor in Lyon who answered all three. A zoom lens on the heart of the Ante-Nicene age, every claim tiered.