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Authors from a wide range of perspectives may submit manuscripts for consideration, provided their work meets the journal's editorial, scholarly, and peer-review standards. This journal shall encourage open scholarly discussion while maintaining high standards of evidence, fairness, transparency, and academic integrity.
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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Foundations of Scientific Inquiry
Frontiers in origins research.
Publisher: Jeremy Tan
Where Evidence Meets Scrutiny. No Protected Ideas. No Comfortable Silence.
Origins research sits at the center of some of the most important scientific and worldview questions of our time. Because these questions are so significant, they deserve more than surface-level engagement, selective argument, or easy answers.
Foundations of Scientific Inquiry was created for that purpose. This inaugural issue launches with research that refuses the comfort of agreement, exploring creation vs. evolution topics across linguistics, biology, geology, anthropology, and origins science.
Our Commitment
We will publish the strongest version of competing arguments. We will not hide real problems within either model. When predictions fail, we will say so. When evidence favors one approach, we will report it.
Published: 2026-06-28
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Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026): Theology Edition
Theology Edition.
Publisher: Jeremy Tan
Theology Edition
This edition of Truth in Research explores the foundations of theology, biblical interpretation, history, and faith through rigorous scholarly investigation. Bringing together research in Scripture, apologetics, ancient history, and philosophy, this volume examines enduring questions about God, humanity, and the reliability of the biblical record.
Committed to careful analysis and intellectual inquiry, the Theology Edition seeks to encourage thoughtful discussion, challenge assumptions, and pursue truth wherever the evidence leads. This collection highlights the importance of examining theological claims through historical context, textual evidence, and reasoned analysis.
Our Commitment
We will publish the strongest version of competing arguments. We will not hide real problems within either model. When predictions fail, we will say so. When evidence favors one approach, we will report it.
Published: 2026-07-06
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Independent, open-access peer review for contested questions in science — with a focus on origins, natural history, genetics, geology, biology, and related fields.
Our Mission
Truth in Research publishes original research, reviews, technical critiques, and scholarly commentary with an emphasis on transparent methodology, reproducible reasoning, and open scholarly debate.