Socratic Questioning: A disciplined inquiry that surfaces assumptions, tests evidence, and explores alternatives. By asking structured questions, you clarify concepts and follow reasoning to its implications.

Starter prompts: What do I really believe? What assumptions am I making? What evidence supports this? How might an informed critic see it? If true, what follows? If false, what follows?

Use: Apply to your own beliefs first; then, if invited, use with others—respectfully and in good faith.