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A 58-year-old Atheist Adam Curry who set out to debunk God as a conspiracy theory tells Joe Rogan why he now believes. Adam: I've looked at every conspiracy theory: the moon landing, 9/11, JFK. The one I'd never looked at was God. I'm 58, and I've never been a religious guy. I started reading and asking questions of a couple of Christians I work with. They answered, and nobody pushed anything on me. There's a huge amount written about Jesus, including contemporary books like Evidence That Demands a Verdict. Adam: I'll tell you, Joe, it changed my outlook on life. It may sound weird coming from me, but I'm all in. Prayer is powerful. It makes me a very happy person. Joe Rogan: Writing about a thing doesn't mean it happened. Lots of people review and write about The Shining, but that doesn't make it real. How would you know a guy who lived 2,000 years ago was the Son of God? Adam: I'm not saying I can prove it. I read for three weeks, and the evidence kept coming. Everyone's flawed, and you're forgiven as long as you try to be better. For me it's about love. Joe: Do you think it's like psychological software you can run? Is that why it's effective, because you don't freak out when things aren't smooth? Adam: The code is the Bible. I hadn't thought of it that way, but I like it. Joe: You could prove people believed it. You couldn't prove he was the Son of God. Adam: Of course not. And if he was, we're all children of God. Joe: I'm with that. He set out to debunk it like any other conspiracy theory. He says the evidence went the other way.