Frquently Asked Questions

VeriFaith charges for several reasons:

• API usage: Each claim or challenge runs through multiple AI models, original-language tools, and validator logic — all of which incur real-time costs.
• Preventing abuse: Free accounts are often exploited by bots or trolls. Paid access ensures serious participation and protects the integrity of the validation process.
• Support for transparency and growth: Subscriptions help fund validator development, peer review tooling, global access initiatives, and free educational content from our nonprofit partner LiteralVerification.org.

We're not charging for truth — we're charging for the tools required to protect and verify it responsibly.

A Fact is a claim that:

1. Is clear, absolute, and testable
2. Is supported by literal source evidence (e.g., scripture, history)
3. Is validated by AI using LSV logic
4. Is confirmed by at least 2 peer validators
5. Has no unresolved challenges

Facts are always open to re-validation if new evidence or a legitimate challenge is submitted.

LSV is the framework we use to test claims. It requires:

• Validation from original language sources
• No interpretation, tradition, or theology
• AI analysis + peer review agreement

It's maintained by the nonprofit LiteralVerification.org and used by VeriFaith to ensure every claim is evidence-based, not belief-driven.
More here — What is LSV?

Yes — but only after passing a basic validator onboarding process that tests:

• Familiarity with LSV rules
• Commitment to neutral, source-based reasoning
• Willingness to engage constructively

Peer validators do not vote based on belief — they confirm whether the claim meets LSV standards. Validators from all religions (or none) are welcome if they follow the logic.

Yes. If:

• A new source is submitted
• A valid challenge is raised
• Or a peer validator flags a contradiction

...then the claim or theory is revalidated. If it fails, it's downgraded or removed.
Truth on VeriFaith is not fixed — it's living, and constantly pressure-tested.

Yes. VeriFaith is cross-religious and supports claims from:

• Judaism
• Christianity
• Islam
• Hinduism
• Buddhism
• Sikhism
• Zoroastrianism
• And more...

You can submit from any recognized canon, so long as the claim is verifiable under LSV rules.

Theories are built from multiple validated Facts. If:

• A Fact is challenged
• A Theory includes ambiguous reasoning
• Or it hasn't yet passed minimum review thresholds

...it will remain marked as "Under Review" until all components are validated.
Theories must be built on facts, not stacked assumptions.

Verifaith will never push any religion or interpretation.

Premium users / Leaders can create and publicate theories.

Users can then filter based on the sources being used, % of facts being used, and Trending theories. But it must always be user defined filtering to find what they want, never software promotion.

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