An outspoken atheist cop, raised in a skeptical home and surrounded by bad Christian examples, decides to aim his investigative instincts at the Gospels. 🚔📖

In this video, I talk about how my upbringing, my dad’s influence as a committed atheist and detective, and my work on cold case homicides shaped a deep skepticism toward Christianity. I explain:
• Why the Christians I knew were either clueless about evidence or people I arrested 🧷🚓
• How my experience with direct vs. circumstantial evidence shaped the way I see truth claims 🧬
• Why most criminal cases (and much of real life) are decided beyond a reasonable doubt, not beyond a possible doubt ⚖️
• How I realized that unanswered questions don’t necessarily kill a case—either in court or when it comes to Christianity ❓
• What finally happened when I applied the same standard I used in homicide trials to the claims of the New Testament ✝️
If you’ve ever thought, “Christians don’t think critically,” or “I can’t turn off my brain to believe this,” this is my story of skepticism, evidence, and why I could no longer just laugh it off.

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