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Jay Warner Wallace has been investigating cold case murders in Los Angeles County for over a decade.

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Now, here's your host, Jay Warner Wallace.

Thanks for joining me at Cold Case Christianity.

I'm Jay Warner Wallace.

Okay, this week we're going to talk about kind of the nature of what is convincing and what is not,

and how we make a case and get to a point where we can actually be certain or certain enough

to make a decision about whether something is true.

So really this show is really about how do we know when we've got enough evidence to believe

Christianity is true?

And I'll play a short clip from some of the kinds of corroborative evidence that I

would use in a case. But before I do that, I just want to talk about, you know, I post on Twitter.

If you follow me on Twitter at Jay Warner Wallace, you probably know that I'm always posting the

latest evidential apologetics blogs from all around the world. I read about 600, or four to 600, depending on the day,

apologetics blogs. I just scan through these blogs, looking for the best dozen or so posts on

evidential apologetics. If you're looking for a drudge report on evidential apologetics, I hope that

my Twitter feed at Jay Warner Wallace is that. So if you're

using social media, please follow me on Twitter. I got a response this week from somebody who kind of

argued, hey, you know, there's a problem with evidentialism because in the end, evidentialism can only

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