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The Case for Christ: A Journalist's Personal Investigation of the Evidence for Jesus
Lee Strobel
3.94 AVERAGE
383 reviews for:
The Case for Christ: A Journalist's Personal Investigation of the Evidence for Jesus
Lee Strobel
3.94 AVERAGE
This was a really good book!!
Had some really rich parts in it. I highlighted a lot in this.
Had some really rich parts in it. I highlighted a lot in this.
informative
inspiring
medium-paced
This book was well written and easy to read- like the transcript to a compelling documentary it lays out common arguments against Christianity and the facts that discredit those arguments succinctly.
Definitely a good one to add to your seekers bookshelf or as a resource for anyone looking at a crash course on Christian apologetics.
Definitely a good one to add to your seekers bookshelf or as a resource for anyone looking at a crash course on Christian apologetics.
3.8 stars
For the most part a dry read, but informative. It lays out strong evidence for the life and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. The book can basically be summed up by this; most of history that is widely considered to be fact, is believed with less evidence to support it than there is evidence to support the claims of the Bible.
For the most part a dry read, but informative. It lays out strong evidence for the life and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. The book can basically be summed up by this; most of history that is widely considered to be fact, is believed with less evidence to support it than there is evidence to support the claims of the Bible.
challenging
informative
inspiring
medium-paced
emotional
informative
inspiring
reflective
informative
medium-paced
Examines questions and thoughts that most, I think, question in their faith
“In light of the convincing facts I had learned during my investigation, in the face of this overwhelming avalanche of evidence in the case for Christ, the great irony was this: it would require much more faith for me to maintain my atheism than to trust in Jesus of Nazareth!”
This was a great book that beautifully mixes apologetics with a personal journey towards Christ. I loved how Lee Strobel begins his journey both skeptical as well as well-armed with meticulous research that tries to pick holes at Scripture while interviewing various Christian experts - and how every time there is an answer in favor of Christianity. Between Biblical texts, archeology, timelines, and much more, he covers a lot of key areas in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. And he comes through it all accepting Jesus. I deducted a point since he didn’t mention baptism as part of his conversion.
This was a great book that beautifully mixes apologetics with a personal journey towards Christ. I loved how Lee Strobel begins his journey both skeptical as well as well-armed with meticulous research that tries to pick holes at Scripture while interviewing various Christian experts - and how every time there is an answer in favor of Christianity. Between Biblical texts, archeology, timelines, and much more, he covers a lot of key areas in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. And he comes through it all accepting Jesus. I deducted a point since he didn’t mention baptism as part of his conversion.