Decanon vs Vyrse.App

The canon, deconstructed. Decanon is a critical reading guide to all 66 books of the Protestant Bible. It breaks each book into concise, approachable sections and highlights passages that raise questions about violence, misogyny, slavery, anti-LGBTQ teaching, harm to children, science, history, internal consistency, racism, morality, and logic. EXPLORE THE CANON • Browse all 66 books by testament and category • Search book names, section titles, passage references, summaries, and annotations • Filter the catalog by any of 11 issue types • Expand each flag to read the full critical annotation • Use the passage reference to check the text in any Bible • Share sections or copy references CONTEXT, NOT MOCKERY Decanon is written for people examining or deconstructing claims of biblical inerrancy. Its goal is direct, respectful criticism—not mockery of religious people or the many ways people understand these texts. SOURCES AND SCOPE A general bibliography identifies works that informed the app’s editorial approach, including biblical scholarship and critical reference works. These are not item-level citations for every annotation. Decanon is a guide, not a Bible translation. It contains summaries, annotations, and passage references rather than the complete text of scripture. ACCESS Genesis and Exodus guides are included free. A one-time, non-consumable Full Access purchase unlocks the remaining 64 book guides. There is no subscription. Purchases and restores use Apple’s StoreKit. PRIVACY No account, ads, analytics, or tracking. Reading content is bundled and available offline. App Store purchases, restores, support links, sharing, and review prompts may use Apple or services you choose. Content note: Decanon discusses violence, abuse, discrimination, sexuality, and other mature themes in text.

Vyrse is the Bible for people who ask hard questions. Read the full text (Berean Standard Bible), and on every verse that has a tension — a contradiction, a scientific problem, a moral horror, a failed prophecy — you'll find a Receipt: a short, sourced note that lays out the issue and links to where it's documented. No hand-waving, no "you just have to have faith." Every claim is cited. > And because one side is never the whole story, Receipts thread into a debate: the strongest apologist rebuttal, and the skeptic's counter — each cited too. You decide who's convincing. WHO IT'S FOR • Skeptics and atheists who want the actual sources, not memes • People deconstructing their faith who are tired of being told to stop asking • Believers who'd rather face the hard questions than dodge them • Anyone who just wants to understand the Bible honestly WHAT'S INSIDE • The full Bible, readable and clean • Cited "Receipts" on the hard verses — contradictions, history, science, morality, prophecy • Both sides: apologist rebuttals and skeptic counters, all sourced • Holy Hell — long-form, heavily-cited deep dives into the darkest chapters of church history • Debates — argue it out with other readers, receipts in hand • Search across verses, receipts, and topics OUR ONE RULE Cited sources only. We bust inflated myths in both directions and use the conservative, defensible number — because the truth is more damning than the exaggeration, and a single bad citation hands the other side a free win. The gate is the product. Vyrse isn't here to tell you what to believe. It's here to show you the evidence, both ways, and get out of the way.