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Test Every Faith welcomes thoughtful writers, theologians, pastors, students, apologists, scholars, and serious readers who want to contribute educational, challenging, and respectful articles on religion, theology, doctrine, apologetics, ethics, biblical studies, church history, and world faiths.
For Serious Religious Writers
We are looking for writing that teaches, tests, and strengthens faith conversations.
Our goal is to create a serious space where religious ideas can be examined with honesty, clarity, and intellectual courage. We welcome articles that explain a belief, defend a doctrine, compare traditions, engage objections, or challenge a specific faith claim in a respectful and well-reasoned way.
Articles do not need to agree with every position represented on the site. However, every submission must be written with integrity, fairness, and a desire to help readers think more deeply.
What We Publish
- Theological essays
- Religious studies articles
- Christian apologetics
- Interfaith comparisons
- Biblical studies and doctrine
- Church history and ethics
- Respectful critiques of religious claims
Suggested Topics
Article Categories We Are Open To
We invite submissions that help readers understand, compare, question, or defend religious truth claims.
Christian Theology
Doctrine, Scripture, salvation, Christology, Trinity, creation, eschatology, ecclesiology, and theological anthropology.
Apologetics
Reasoned defenses of faith, responses to objections, arguments for God, historical reliability, and moral reasoning.
World Religions
Educational articles on Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Mormonism, Jehovah’s Witnesses, secularism, and other belief systems.
Faith Challenges
Respectful critiques of specific religious claims, doctrines, practices, or worldviews using evidence, logic, and careful argumentation.
Biblical Studies
Exegetical articles, biblical interpretation, translation questions, historical context, and difficult passages.
Ethics & Culture
Articles on faith and politics, technology, sexuality, human dignity, justice, suffering, family, and modern moral debates.
Submission Rules
Before You Submit
To keep the conversation thoughtful and trustworthy, all submitted articles must follow these rules.
01
Be Educational
Your article should help readers learn something meaningful about theology, religion, history, Scripture, doctrine, ethics, or belief.
02
Use Reasoned Arguments
Claims should be supported with Scripture, sources, history, logic, or clear explanation. Avoid unsupported accusations or emotional attacks.
03
Critique Ideas, Not People
You may challenge a doctrine, religion, worldview, or theological position, but submissions must remain respectful toward individuals and communities.
04
No Hate or Mockery
Articles that attack people based on ethnicity, nationality, race, disability, or personal identity will not be accepted.
05
Be Clear About Your Position
Writers should clearly state whether they are explaining, defending, comparing, questioning, or challenging a religious claim.
06
Original Work Only
Submissions must be your own writing. Quotations, references, and borrowed ideas should be properly credited.
Article Format
What Your Submission Should Include
We prefer articles that are clear, structured, and helpful for serious readers. Academic writing is welcome, but articles should still be readable for a thoughtful general audience.
Recommended Length:
800–2,500 words
Title:
Clear, specific, and relevant to the topic
Opening:
Introduce the question, problem, doctrine, or faith claim
Main Argument:
Use paragraphs, headings, evidence, and examples
Sources:
Include Scripture, books, articles, or credible references when needed
Conclusion:
End with a clear takeaway for the reader
Editorial Standards
What We Do Not Accept
Personal attacks or slander
Hateful or dehumanizing language
Plagiarized content
Spam articles
Unsupported conspiracy claims
Content written only to provoke
Ready to Contribute?
Submit an article that helps readers test, understand, and think deeply about faith.
Whether you are defending a doctrine, explaining a tradition, comparing religions, or challenging a specific belief, we invite you to write with clarity, courage, and respect.
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