Pages Outside the Wall

A quiet place to begin: a shepherd leading his flock up a mountain at night, quiet music if you want it, and a short menu of where to go next.

Where the search begins. Why people disagree about God, what the evidence looks like, and how to find where you stand among the major theories.

The world’s religions answer the big questions differently, in their own words. A chart shows how little their definitions of God overlap.

Twelve ways people have defined God, from classical theism to atheism, laid side by side so you can compare what each one claims.

Everything we offer in one place: free courses, the LXON Research Portal, LXON Publishing, newsletters, the library, and ways to serve while you study.

The fourteen courses of the Certified Godhunter program, from how to look for God at all to the historical case for the resurrection of Jesus.

How our courses are written, tested and graded, and what a passing grade at Godhunter Academy means.

Three minutes with Prof. Dr. Nemo LXON, the Academy’s dean, on how the courses work and how to begin.

Ask a question about God, the Bible or the Church, and get a written answer that names its sources, gives the other side, and tells you what to read next.

Send your paper or your book to LXON Publishing Company. We read every submission and tell you what we can do with it.

Host a podcast or lead a Circle while you study. How members find the work that suits them, and how it is paid in Solis.

Help for a promising seminary student through the last two years of a master’s degree, with tuition support and a mentor.

Meet our Future Leader Fellows and follow their progress through seminary, beginning with Adrian of Kathmandu.

Open a sample book in our reader: a classic of the Scottish Church, with numbered paragraphs, highlights and a short podcast about it.

Cards from our newsletters, made by our students: trends, figures and stories from around the world that are not in the headlines.

A peek in the back door of our library, where the books come in, and what it means to borrow one for free.

A sample day of our year-long reading through the Bible, Old and New Testaments together, with the translator’s footnotes.

One of the great sermons of the early Church, brought back to life in the place where it was preached.

Who runs Godhunting, how members meet in Circles, and how anyone can serve a few minutes a week and be paid in Solis.

Our administration and its six divisions, and the kind of work an intern or volunteer might do in each one.

What Godhunting Resources is building, how LXON acquires knowledge, and how our website is laid out, outside and inside the wall.

Why we built this site, who we hope to serve, and the verses that set us on the work.

The officers and directors of Godhunting Resources and the scholars who guide our work, with their training and experience.

A name of your choosing, an email address and a password are all it takes. No credit card and no obligation.

Returning members sign in here with any of their verified email addresses, or ask for a sign-in link by email.

What this site is, who is behind it, what it costs, and how to join, in plain answers.

What we collect, how we use it, and the choices you have about it.

The terms for using this site, its courses and its library.

Our marks, and how to ask permission to quote or republish something from our site.