Special study 2026-07-22
Same conclusion, different reasons
An interactive reason map showing how the same conclusion is defended through different moral, theological, and practical routes.
Member research
Data studies built from the catalog: word trends, topics, and special studies across the brotherhood's public teaching.
Special study 2026-07-22
An interactive reason map showing how the same conclusion is defended through different moral, theological, and practical routes.
Special study 2026-07-22
Three evidence-grounded disagreement maps spanning alcohol, the Paluxy tracks, and the Ica stones.
Special study 2026-07-22
An interactive close-reading that separates location, inwardness, revelation, divine enabling, emotion, and obligation.
Special study 2026-07-20
22,458 distinct claims drawn from sermon text, organized under 286 subjects: which subjects carry the most claims. Sample composition, honestly stated: sermon text is currently available for about 23,000 unique sermons — roughly 3.4% of the full catalog after duplicate discovery. Every figure here describes that analyzed subset, not the whole catalog.
Special study 2026-07-20
1,126,139 verse quotations detected across the analyzed sermon text, ranked by chapter: where preaching actually dwells in the Bible. Sample composition, honestly stated: sermon text is currently available for about 23,000 unique sermons — roughly 3.4% of the full catalog after duplicate discovery. Every figure here describes that analyzed subset, not the whole catalog.
Special study 2026-07-22
A twelve-question, sermon-scoped matrix distinguishing direct treatment, partial treatment, and no treatment.
Special study 2026-07-22
An interactive 2018–2025 topic index with exact catalog counts, shares, comparison years, and a 2025 month view.
Topic trend 2026-07-02
Nearly one million passages of sermon text from about 47,000 sermons, grouped into topics by meaning: which subjects rose, which faded, and how much of the pulpit each one held, year by year.
Supporters read Topic Drift in full; researchers read Topic Drift and every other published analysis.