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Case for Christ

by Lee Zondervan

Zondervan Publishing House | August 7, 1998 | Mass Market Paperbound

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Rating: 2/5

Enjoyable quick read

David Cavaco

3 years ago

Quick accessible read as skeptic lawyer-journalist Lee Strobel makes the case for Christ by interviewing a slew of experts. Problem is that his chosen experts are all evangelicals and author does not seek the opinion of non-believers. The book would have had more validity if Strobel interviewed Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox and Coptic based academics. Nevertheless, the book is a good introduction into Christology but it does not provide any earth shattering conclusions.

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Bill Salloum

What I've found from other Stroble books is he takes objections raised by non-believers and answers them with testimony of believers. This method doesn't provide the benefit of a dialogue between the two but it's not like he's making up his topics in a vacuum either. This series is, after all, called "The Case FOR ...", like one side of a court case. I agree with your "quick easy read" comment. It's a good starting point, but certainly not exhaustive and won't convince and ardent skeptic. I think though it will help those who do not know some of these basic historical evidences. If that's all that's standing in someone's way of taking a step of faith or steadying a shaken faith, then this will be helpful.

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