Candace Owens' "Evidence" is NOT What You Think

Let's talk about what's happening in Christian media I just sat down and broke down the phenomenon sweeping through Christian social circles, the rush to embrace grand conspiracies that target real people. A plausible path to a conclusion isn't evidence; it's just a great story designed to make you suspend your demand for proof. If I can make a case seem possible, I don't actually have to show you the receipt. In this video, I dissect the tactics I observed while watching the Candace Owens series on Brigitte Macron (as well as her latest claims). I explain the difference between a plausible narrative and actual evidence. We use a wild analogy—a crime in a restaurant parking lot—to show just how easily association, insinuation, and half-truths can weave a story that convinces you, even when there's no proof. My appeal to Christian women is that we are called to truth. We must stop being captivated by complex lies and start demanding evidence for every lofty accusation. This is spiritual discernment in action. . . . #Christianity #Truth #Church #Bible #Evidence