What happens when one of the architects of online knowledge has a radical encounter with the Truth? In this episode, Pastor Lucas Miles sits down with Larry Sanger—co-founder of Wikipedia—to talk about censorship, decentralization, and the powerful story of how a former atheist philosopher came to faith in Jesus.

From questioning Ayn Rand to navigating the woke takeover of academia and Big Tech, Larry shares the brick-by-brick journey that tore down his intellectual barriers and rebuilt a foundation rooted in Christ.

Topics Covered:

• Larry’s viral conversion story after five years of silence

• Why he left Wikipedia and became one of its biggest critics

• How Big Tech controls the narrative—and what we can do about it

• Decentralization, digital sovereignty, and data ownership

• The role of Christian philosophy and apologetics in Sanger’s journey

• Why the cumulative case for God finally convinced him
  

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