J. Warner Wallace is a cold-case homicide detective who's been investigating cold-case murders

in Los Angeles County for over a decade.

His work has been featured on Fox News, Dateline, and Core TV.

Now, we join him as he applies his investigative skills to making a case for Christianity.

Thanks for joining us at Cold Case Christianity, I'm J. Warner Wallace.

Today we're going to talk about something you probably experienced online if you're a

Christian or if you're somebody who believes in God and you're talking to people who don't,

and that is the simple question.

Are atheists who you talk to online smarter because they'll tell you they're smarter?

Are they smarter than us?

Or are they simply more self-reliant and self-indulgent?

What I mean by that is that we get this accusation all the time, right?

That if you're a believer, it's only because you're too naive to either understand the

science or understand all the evidence that points away from God.

If there's that, if that's out there, I wrote a book called God's Crime Scene.

I think we should.

There's good evidence to suggest that you can get everything that we see and experience

in the universe from just space, time, matter, physics, and chemistry.

Well, then I would be out too.

The problem is, if you look at those causes, the materials that are in the soup, those

materials can't account for the experience we have in the universe.

That's my argument in Cold Case in God's Crime Scene rather, so I looked at this evidence

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