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TL;DR: Faith AI lets you ask questions to 24 spiritual masters from across 1,800 years. Every answer is grounded in their actual writings. $4.99/month, 7-day free trial. But more importantly: I think we're missing something in how we consume spiritual content.

The Problem I Was Trying to Solve

A few months ago, I realized something about my own spiritual life: I was consuming more Christian content than ever, but it wasn't changing me.

Podcasts while commuting. Devotionals in the morning. YouTube sermons while cooking. Instagram verses before bed.

I was exposed to truth constantly. But I wasn't interacting with it.

There's a difference between hearing a great sermon and wrestling with a hard question. Between reading a devotional and asking "But what about my situation?"

I wanted something that would make me think. Not just feel inspired for 30 seconds.

What I Built

Faith AI is basically a chat interface with 24 spiritual masters — Augustine, Luther, Spurgeon, Tozer, Watchman Nee, Madame Guyon, Brother Lawrence, and others.

You ask a question. The AI finds the relevant passages from their actual writings. It constructs a response in their voice, citing specific books and sermons.

Not paraphrasing Wikipedia. Not generic advice with a Bible verse attached. Their actual words, applied to your actual question.

The Feature I'm Most Proud Of: PK Debate

There's a mode where you can pick two masters with different perspectives and watch them debate. Augustine vs. Luther on free will. Spurgeon vs. Nee on the deeper Christian life.

They stay true to their actual positions. They cite their actual writings. You see where they agree, where they differ, and why.

It's not about declaring a winner. It's about understanding that faithful Christians have wrestled with the same questions you're wrestling with — and arrived at different conclusions while still being part of the same family.

Why This Isn't Just "AI Hype"

I know. Another AI app. Revolutionary. Game-changing. Blah blah.

I'm not claiming this will replace your pastor or your Bible. It won't.

But I do think there's value in being able to ask Brother Lawrence about practicing God's presence in mundane work. Or ask Madame Guyon what she learned about dryness during her years in prison.

These aren't theoretical answers. These are people who paid for their wisdom with suffering.

The Pricing Thing

$4.99/month. Less than a latte. Half the price of Hallow.

I priced it that way because I wanted it to be accessible. The free tier gives you 10 questions per day if you want to try it first.

There's a 7-day free trial. Cancel anytime. I'm not trying to trap anyone.

The Honest Limitations

• ●It's not infallible. The AI can misinterpret a passage or apply it awkwardly.
• ●It's not a replacement for Scripture. It's a companion to it.
• ●Some of these masters would probably disagree with being digitized. I get that.
• ●It's still early. There are bugs. There are gaps.

What I'd Actually Love From This Community

I'm not here to spam. I'm here because I think this sub understands something important: faith is meant to be wrestled with, not just consumed.

If you try it, I'd genuinely love feedback. What's helpful? What's not? What masters would you want added?

And if you're skeptical — which you should be — ask me hard questions. I built this because I wanted better tools for my own spiritual life. If it's not serving that purpose for others, I want to know.

Link: faith.localkin.ai

Free tier: 10 questions/day Basic: $4.99/month, unlimited, 7-day trial

Thanks for reading. Happy to answer questions in the comments.