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

Thanks for joining us at Cold Case Christianity.

I'm Jay Warner Wallace.

This week we're going to talk about conspiracy theories.

And the reason why I'm going to bring it up is because, number one, I do have experienced

working conspiracies.

I've worked a number of these as criminal investigations, both when I was working in gangs and when I was working robbery

homicide where we might have more than one person involved in a murder conspiracy. Now sometimes I'll

talk about conspiracy theories and what's required to be successful in conspiracy theories in an effort

to talk about the claim that sometimes those skeptics will make

related to the 12 disciples who allegedly formed a large conspiracy to tell the elaborate lie of the death and

resurrection of Jesus in order to start a world religion or for whatever other reason.

And so I think it's important for us to examine the nature of conspiracies and all of us should know something about how

difficult they are to actually pull off in order to address skeptical objections. But there's another,

I got a recent message on my Facebook account, which I'll read you in a minute, that really kind

of brought another dimension, another avenue, a concern related to conspiracies,

aside from the possible conspiracy of the 12. Let me read you the message and you can see what

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