About The Unholy Truth
Faith doesn’t need to be blind — and truth doesn’t need to be polite.
Welcome to The Unholy Truth — a bold, research-driven newsletter exploring religion, power, and the stories we’ve been told for centuries. If you’ve ever wondered why certain beliefs are treated as sacred facts — even when evidence says otherwise — this space is for you.
Here, we examine:
Evangelical teachings that conflict with historical and scientific understanding
The evolution of church traditions and how they differ from original texts
Scriptural contradictions, scholarly debates, and theological shifts
How religion continues to shape culture, politics, and morality today
This isn’t a hit piece on faith. It’s a space for honest, critical reflection — backed by scholarship, not slogans.
Not Anti-Christian — Just Pro-Truth
Let’s be clear: this publication doesn’t exist to attack Christianity or people of faith. I’m not here to mock believers, score cheap points, or feed outrage.
What I am here for is clarity — through facts, research, and scholarly consensus. My goal is to look at religion honestly, even when that means revisiting uncomfortable histories or rethinking familiar doctrines. If something holds up under scrutiny, great. If not, let’s have the courage to question it.
What to Expect
Weekly deep dives into the history of religious ideas, doctrines, and institutions
Quick reads unpacking lesser-known texts, curious beliefs, and common misunderstandings
Bonus posts for paid subscribers: academic breakdowns, controversial topics, and untold backstories
Who This Is For
If you're someone who values evidence, welcomes difficult questions, and isn’t afraid to rethink inherited beliefs — you’ll feel right at home. Whether you're religious, spiritual, skeptical, or somewhere in between, this space invites critical curiosity over blind certainty.
Join the Conversation
You don’t have to agree with everything here. In fact, that’s the point. Read, question, reflect, comment. Bring your brain — and maybe your doubts too. The Unholy Truth isn’t about tearing down faith. It’s about lifting up understanding.
Let’s explore what’s real, what’s myth, and what still matters.
