Truth In Evidence

Author: Jason W. Smith

  • Apr 2026

    One Question, Three Different Answers

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    One Question, Three Different Answers
  • Apr 2026

    Why Education Became a Threat

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    Why Education Became a Threat
  • Feb 2026

    Slavery, pro-slavery theology, and abolition

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    Slavery, pro-slavery theology, and abolition
  • Jan 2026

    Christianity as Legal Authority

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    Christianity as Legal Authority
  • Jan 2026

    When Christian Doctrine Became Law, Violence Followed

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    When Christian Doctrine Became Law, Violence Followed
  • Jan 2026

    Selective Grief and the Politics of Moral Alignment

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    Selective Grief and the Politics of Moral Alignment
  • Jan 2026

    The Reformation: Why Christians Stopped Agreeing

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    The Reformation: Why Christians Stopped Agreeing
  • Jan 2026

    How Christianity Became a State Religion—and What It Cost

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    How Christianity Became a State Religion—and What It Cost
  • Dec 2025

    How American Christianity Learned to See the World as a Threat

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    How American Christianity Learned to See the World as a Threat
  • Dec 2025

    The System Behind My Mom’s Faith

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    The System Behind My Mom’s Faith
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Jason W. Smith

© Jason Smith — 2026
truthinevidence@gmail.com

  • About
  • My case for the truth

I’m Jason Smith, a marketing professional and public historian with a skeptic’s instinct for testing claims against evidence. My work with primary sources has shaped how I approach bigger questions about belief, history, and public life.

I was raised in a Pentecostal Christian environment, where certainty was often assumed rather than examined. That experience led me to focus on how narratives are formed, how authority is justified, and what happens when ideas are insulated from scrutiny.

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