"Conspiracy Theory"

Just promoting:

CIA Ignites “Powerful Weapon” That Will Make All Conform…If It’s Not Exposed!
Lisa Haven | 27.XII.2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNdMgqkQqTw

Or so I thought, I had to make one correction:

One correction - if you look at "List of conspiracy theories" article, and go to "Antichrist" and "Bible and Jesus" ....

1) it basically does say stamping someone as Antichrist is a conspiracy:

"Apocalyptic prophecies, particularly Christian claims about the End Times, have inspired a range of conspiracy theories. Many of these cite the Antichrist, a leader who will supposedly create an oppressive world empire. Countless figures have been called Antichrist, including Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II, Russian emperor Peter the Great, Saladin, Pope John XXII, Benito Mussolini and Barack Obama."

2) BUT it does not equate believing in Jesus or Bible with conspiracy theories, it lists "Dan Brown" as a conspiracy theorist:

"Bible conspiracy theories posit that significant parts of the New Testament are false, or have been omitted. Various groups both real (such as the Vatican) and fake (such as the Priory of Sion) are said to suppress relevant information concerning, for example, the dating of the Turin Shroud."

"Much of this line of conspiracy theory has been stimulated by a debunked book titled The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail (1982), which claimed that Jesus and Mary Magdalene were lovers and that their offspring and descendants were secretly hidden in Europe following the death of Jesus, from whom the then-living French draughtsman Pierre Plantard claimed descent. Interest in this hoax saw a resurgence following the publication of Dan Brown's 2003 novel, The Da Vinci Code."