Is FaithGPT Theologically Accurate?

FaithGPT is built on historic Christian orthodoxy—the core beliefs that have united believers across denominations for 2,000 years:

• The Trinity: One God in three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
• The deity and humanity of Jesus Christ
• Salvation by grace through faith in Christ alone
• The authority and inspiration of Scripture
• The bodily resurrection of Jesus
• The future return of Christ

These non-negotiables form the foundation of every response.

Theological Safeguards: Unlike general AI, FaithGPT includes guardrails designed to prevent responses that contradict biblical teaching.

Orthodox Training: Our AI is informed by historic Christian teaching, not just secular academic perspectives.

Denominational Awareness: When topics vary between traditions (baptism mode, end times views), we present multiple orthodox positions fairly.

Scripture Priority: The Bible is the final authority. Responses point to Scripture, not away from it.

Continuous Improvement: We actively monitor and improve responses based on user feedback and theological review.

We don't pretend to be infallible: FaithGPT is a tool, not a replacement for Scripture, church, or pastoral guidance.

We don't hide uncertainty: When questions have legitimate debate among orthodox Christians, we acknowledge it.

We don't promote heterodox views: You won't find FaithGPT suggesting that universalism, prosperity gospel, or denial of Christ's deity are valid options.

We don't replace human judgment: Always compare AI insights with Scripture and trusted teachers.

Christians disagree on secondary issues while agreeing on essentials. FaithGPT handles this by:

• Clearly distinguishing essential doctrines from secondary issues
• Presenting multiple orthodox positions on debatable topics
• Never insisting one tradition is "correct" on non-essentials
• Encouraging users to explore within their own tradition
• Pointing to Scripture as the ultimate authority

We're transparent about what FaithGPT can and cannot do:

Can: Provide biblically-grounded responses, explain doctrines, find relevant Scriptures, offer study insights.

Cannot: Replace pastoral counseling, provide infallible interpretation, substitute for personal Bible study, or replace church community.

Always verify significant theological conclusions against Scripture and trusted human teachers.