Dr. Larry Sanger: Why Wikipedia Founder Converted From Agnostic To Christianity
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Dr. Larry Sanger is a philosopher, technologist, and co-founder of Wikipedia, one of the world's most widely used reference platforms. He holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from The Ohio State University and has spent his career shaping the landscape of online knowledge and advocating for decentralization, transparency, and intellectual freedom. In recent years, Sanger experienced a profound shift (from agnosticism to Christianity) prompted by deep reflection on truth, meaning, and the foundations of reason. He shares the philosophical journey that led him to Christ and how it reshaped his understanding of knowledge and the human condition.
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