About Todd

Todd Pitner is a personal sovereignty advocate, educator, and co-host of Decentralize.TV, alongside Mike Adams. For years, Todd has interviewed leading voices in decentralized technology, finance, health freedom, food sovereignty, privacy, and self-reliance – helping thousands of families learn practical strategies for reducing dependence on centralized systems.

As founder of my575e.com, Todd teaches lawful asset protection, private association structures, and generational wealth preservation. His work focuses on helping ordinary people keep more of what they earn, protect what they have, and reduce unnecessary personal liability.

Beyond finance and legal structures, Todd is a hands-on practitioner of resilience. Over the past three years, he has transformed his Florida property into a thriving permaculture food forest, and has firsthand experience with implementing emerging agricultural technologies, including the DPE Agriculture X system, which can be viewed at DPE100.com.

Todd’s interviews at Decentralize.TV bridge the gap between theory and action, offering practical insights into creating a more independent, abundant, and decentralized life.

Todd’s message is simple: freedom is not a political slogan. It is something families can intentionally build, one practical decentralized step at a time.

Todd & Christianity

Todd was raised Catholic. As soon as he left for college, he left religion in the rearview mirror. The next 24 years were all about Todd, his successful business endeavors, and his family. Then God decided to get Todd’s attention — and did.

Sometimes God brings you to your knees, so that you might look up.

That’s a story for another day.

At the age of 42, a kind Christian soul named Adam, who worked for Todd, presented him a gift: a leather-bound ESV Bible. He said, “Todd, God put on my heart to give you a Bible with this message: If God wrote a book, don’t you think you should read it, Todd?” And I did.

The next five years of my life were dedicated to studying Scripture. During that time, I discovered Christian apologetics — the intellectual defense and reasoned explanation of the Christian faith. That’s when I discovered there were really great answers to challenges by non-believers.

Then, as God is keen to do, I was led to — and down — a rabbit hole, landing me within an atheist debate forum. I was always a good writer and clear communicator, and I enjoyed the sport of debate. So I decided to enter the exchange and go at it with these strangers, to defend my Christian faith. One challenge at a time.

Early on, I made the decision that I would not address each challenge with just my opinions, but instead with citations from God’s Word. This drove me deeply into Scripture.

Over time, I realized the atheist challenges were pretty much the same, just recycled. So, for efficiency’s sake, I started cataloging my responses in a document on my computer, and when the same recycled challenge popped up, I would simply copy and paste. Then I categorized all the various challenges. Whenever I answered a challenge, I always referenced Scripture, citing chapter and verse — and hyperlinked to it — all within my document.

Over years of debate, I really grew fond of many of the atheists I was engaging. Did my exchanges win any over to Christ? No, not that I’m aware — but that’s okay. It took God 42 years to get my attention. God’s timing is always perfect.

When people now ask why I’m a Christian, my honest response is: because God willed me to be. It sure as heck wasn’t my doing.

So, after organizing and cataloging all the challenges and answers, one day I simply had a thought: I love atheists, just not their worldview. I … love … atheists. There — that was it! That would be a great name for my website: iLoveAtheists.com. The rest is history.

I considered this inspiration to be a Godwink, and decided to turn my personal document — which contained all the challenges and my responses — into an interactive website. And I did. During the following years debating atheists, I’d simply find a link within the website that addressed the challenge and drop it into the exchange. Man, my website was such a great resource!

And then, back in 2018 — poof, it was gone. The company hosting the site went out of business. All that content, all the work that went into it, gone. It was utterly gut-wrenching. Candidly, that’s when I said screw it, and stopped exchanging in atheist debates.

Fast Forward to October 15th, 2026

As the co-host of Decentralize.TV, I’ve met some incredible people. One happens to be Zach Vorhies. Zach is a former senior Google software engineer, whistleblower, and a forward-thinking innovator at the forefront of artificial intelligence and advanced technology. With deep expertise in software engineering and emerging AI systems, he is pushing the boundaries of innovation, transforming cutting-edge breakthroughs into powerful real-world applications. Zach has literally changed my life for the better by empowering me with all the right tools and setup to run the most powerful AI technology available worldwide, right on my personal laptop computer. Absolutely amazing. And you too can connect with Zach at zachvorhies.com/AI.

To give you some insight into my current setup: I have four dedicated AI agents at my command at all times. They, in turn, have hundreds of AI agents working for them. It’s absolutely mind-blowing what they can accomplish with a single intentional prompt from me.

Back to October 15th — another Godwink. I started reflecting again about iLoveAtheists.com, and it hit me like a ton of bricks. With the help of my lead AI agent, I wondered if there was any possible way to resurrect my old website from the dead. So I prompted my lead AI agent, named Justin — a random name I gave him for the fun of it.

His answer to my prompt was, “Yes...and no.” He shared that he found the old website parked on a Chinese server, hidden from the public, with the .com under their control. Justin then shared, much to my astonishment: “Give me the nod and I’ll grab all of the website content and visual layout, and we can mirror it and spin up a .org if you’d like.”

“Yes,” I wrote. “Let’s do it!”

As I write this, curiously, on the third day, iLoveAtheists.org was published live — resurrected from the dead. Absolutely astonishing. I just love God’s sense of humor. “On the third day, my website was resurrected from the dead!”

Then, over the weekend, I worked with Justin to upgrade the website and user experience with all the latest technological advancements 2026 technology provides. One new feature I really love is that you can now click play within each challenge and actually listen to the exchange between atheist and Christian. So, there you have it: artificial intelligence for the win!

Thank you, Zach Vorhies. Thank you, AI agent Justin. Thank you, Holy Spirit!

Now, where God takes this website and me next, who knows? I’m just glad to be along for the ride. By the way, if you are listening to this, God providentially intended you to be. That’s just how He rolls.

I sincerely thank you for visiting, and invite you to click through the website and explore all the atheist challenges and Christian answers within.

Just a quick note, giving credit where credit is due: the wording of the challenges was literally copied and pasted from real debates, with real people, with real concerns. I thank them all as well. I hope my attempt to carefully, thoughtfully answer them with respect — based on God’s Word — shines light on the fact that there are truly great, compelling answers to important challenges of the Christian faith.

God bless you all. Cheers!

Todd Pitner