Wikipedia Co-Founder Uncovers Occult Evil, Turns to Christ
Larry Sanger, co-founder of Wikipedia and a self-described skeptical agnostic for over three decades, recently stunned the world by announcing: “It is finally time for me to confess and explain, fully and publicly, that I am a Christian.”
Why would a philosopher with a PhD—a field often dominated by atheists and agnostics—abandon skepticism for faith? What rational evidence led him to Christ in his 50s?
In this interview, Eric Huffman sits down with Sanger to explore his remarkable transformation. Once deeply skeptical of religion, Sanger began questioning his worldview after uncovering the pervasive evil within Hollywood and elite circles, which led him to reexamine the Bible and Christian philosophy with fresh eyes.
More from Larry Sanger: https://larrysanger.org
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