There is a certain method to our madness! The site is organized with an introduction and six main subject headings.  Each subject area has a distinct color scheme that you'll find on all the pages in that section, as in this introduction, which uses marine blue.  

Underneath each section's tabs in the shaded links bar you'll find 4-5 links to individual articles.  These articles have been given top billing for that section and we recommend you read them first.

We selected them as starting points, either because they were most relevant to the topic, or because they provide foundational information on the topics discussed in other articles.  We've tried to arrange these articles logically so they're best read from left to right in order.

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Except for the Introduction, on the right of each shaded link zone, each section has an "Articles" link with a table of contents listing of all the articles in that section.  We've written a short abstract for each article to explain the subject of the article.  Below is an abbreviated listing from the "Children" section listing:

We hope you'll browse around and look at each section to see what interests you.  We don't claim to have everything you'll ever need to know on the site.  But we've made a special effort to make sure that what we have is doctrinally sound and trustworthy.  

We do include some articles from time to time from authors that we do not fully agree with in respect to doctrinal content or their beliefs.  We normally include a comment in the introduction or article summary to call attention to this.  While it is important to strive for doctrinal correctness, we need to acknowledge every Christian is prone to make errors in thought, judgment, and discourse.  It is impractical to expect perfection from humans.  Our responsibility is to "prove all things and hold fast that which is good." (1st Thessalonians, 5:21)