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Theology Chat helps you examine theological topics, explore questions of faith and doctrine, and compare competing perspectives. Choose a perspective for guided learning, conversation, structured debate, or argument critique.
Theology Topics * Questions * Perspectives
Topics · Questions · Perspectives
Start with a theology topic, select a question, and choose the perspective you want to examine. The selected perspective guides the supporting study material and remains visible as you learn, discuss, or debate.
For general theology, explore the app’s theological orientations. For focused questions, examine the available question-specific perspectives. Commentary, topical studies, and attributed historical and canonical research let you return to the sources and weigh the evidence behind an answer.
App modes
Ask questions and discuss a passage, topic, or argument from your selected theological perspective. Follow the cited sources and pursue the conversation with further questions. Quick Response chat is available without signing in; an account lets you save your history.
Follow a guided learning path with short explanations, cited source reading, and practice questions. Choose a topic and perspective, then work through the material at your own pace. Ask to skip an exercise or receive a direct explanation whenever you need one.
Build a written debate around a motion. Choose separate perspectives for yourself and the agent, assign the agent to defend or oppose the motion, and set the phase, audience, and response length. Work through opening arguments, rebuttals, cross-examination, and closing statements.
Submit an argument for examination of its claims, reasoning, and use of Scripture. Bring a document, webpage, or YouTube transcript into the discussion and assess its arguments against the relevant source material.
Speak with the agent in a live audio conversation from your chosen perspective. Select an open one-on-one conversation or two-minute sparring, with spoken turns and follow-up questions.
Within Voice Mode, rehearse a spoken debate with separate participant perspectives and round timers. Set the motion and work through opening, rebuttal, cross-examination, and closing phases. Review feedback from the full transcript afterward.
Mode availability, model choices, and voice allowances depend on your plan. View current plans and access ↗
