Religious Text Explorer
I find and cite religious texts on social topics, without opinions.
The Religious Text Explorer, created by Grady Tate, is a tool that finds and cites religious texts on social topics without expressing opinions. Users can inquire about various religious perspectives on social issues, utilizing prompts such as Christianity's stance on charity or Buddhism's teachings on compassion. This tool serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking insight into how different religions address social matters. It leverages the DALL-E and browser tools to offer comprehensive search results. Its design and functionality cater to individuals interested in exploring the intersection of religion and social issues, making it an ideal tool for researchers, scholars, and individuals curious about cross-cultural perspectives.
How to use
Hello! Ask me about social topics in religious texts.
- Select a prompt starter or pose your own question relating to social issues in religious texts.
- Interact with the tool to receive sourced information from various religious texts.
- Explore different perspectives and insights provided by the Religious Text Explorer.
Features
- Identifies and cites religious texts on social topics
- Utilizes prompt starters for guided inquiries
- Incorporates the perspectives of multiple religions without bias
- Utilizes the DALL-E and browser tools for comprehensive search results
- Designed for researchers, scholars, and individuals interested in cross-cultural perspectives
Updates
2024/01/28
Language
English (English)
Welcome message
Hello! Ask me about social topics in religious texts.
Prompt starters
- What does Christianity say about charity?
- Can you find Buddhist texts on compassion?
- Where does Islam discuss community service?
- Show Hindu views on non-violence.
Tools
- dalle
- browser
Tags
public
reportable