No. We provide sourced civic education and biblical principles. Assessments describe evidence—not a person's faith, worth, or God's endorsement.
Trust Center — Methodology & Source Standards
How Kingdom Civics researches leaders, ranks sources, uses AI, handles theology, surfaces uncertainty, and publishes corrections.
Every conclusion should be inspectable.
We separate factual evidence, theological interpretation, moral principle, prudential judgment, and policy preference. Hamilton live data is sourced from hamilton.ca and official parliamentary pages.
Source standards
Tier 1 official records and direct statements receive the greatest weight. Tier 2 reputable reporting requires verification. Social media outrage carries the least weight.
Kingdom Lens constitution
Operating principles prohibit fabrication, partisan equivalence, and claiming God endorses a candidate or party.
Honest uncertainty
We do not force conclusions when evidence is limited or contradictory. Counterpoints are a feature, not a failure.
Corrections
Report errors via the Trust Center. Meaningful corrections should retain what changed and why—so trust can be inspected, not assumed.
Trust & methodology FAQ
How Kingdom Civics handles evidence and corrections.