The Assessments
Diagnostic tools for testing what you believe — and what you have inherited — by Scripture and the apostolic pattern.
Each assessment is a self-diagnostic, not a verdict. Answer honestly — not as you think you should, but as you actually believe — and each one maps where your convictions stand, where they may conflict, and where they differ from the traditions that shaped you. Nothing is graded; the goal is to see clearly what deserves testing.
The Inspired Word
Do you receive the apostles’ teaching as Christ’s own word — given by the Spirit, delivered once for all? A diagnostic on inspiration and inerrancy, the source and completeness of revelation, and whether the apostolic word actually governs your reading.
What Have You Inherited?
Most Christians receive their doctrine from many sources — churches, teachers, denominations, family, and experience — without ever testing whether the pieces agree. This assessment helps you trace what you have inherited and where it may need testing by Scripture.
More Assessments
Additional diagnostics are in development — each tracing a doctrine to its scriptural and apostolic source. Check back, or start with the two above.
How the Assessments Work
- Answer honestly. The point is not to appear consistent, but to see what you actually hold.
- Get a diagnostic outcome. Your answers are mapped to a pattern, with the tensions and differences named.
- See where you differ. Each assessment compares your answers to the traditions and teachers that shaped you.
- Download or share. Save a branded PDF of your results, or contribute your answers anonymously for research.
- Then test it. Every outcome is a starting point — take one tension it surfaces and test it carefully by Scripture.
“Test all things; hold fast what is good.”— 1 Thessalonians 5:21 (NKJV)