Besides being a great apologist book, it’s excellent reading. Very interesting and “entertaining”. I highly recommend the book to anyone who enjoys religious history and archaeology.

Author lee strobel is a journalist and former atheist. He used his investigative skills to look into the teachings of jesus. His methods and innumerable amounts of information are thoroughly detailed, with intensity at times, as a former skeptic/ athe...  Read More

The case for christ by lee strobel is one of the bestselling apologetics books of all time. Whether you are a believer looking to deepen your understanding of the faith or a seeker searching for answers, this book is for you.

Trinitarians capitalize i am for effect. Confirm with interlinears. Love both. But for me, it is. And reasonably so.

Yamauchi quotes roman historian tacitus as saying early christians chanted to jesus “…as if to a god’. Colossians 1:15 is discussed as to whether jesus was created. Because it pleased the father, all the fulness of divinity is in jesus”.

This book was supposedly written by an atheist-turned-christian reporter. It offers weak apologetic arguments to some of the more commonly objected inconsistencies in the christian story. This book is strictly for those who are convinced in advance th...  Read More

Strobel says the bible is just like eyewitness testimony, but it's not. Strobel is either greatly exaggerating his motivation/backstory to create a more compelling apologetic, or he is terribly negligent as a skeptic in his investigation.

If jesus can heal blind people, why are there so many blind people? Is this really the best that an omnipotent god could do? Why is a human sacrifice necessary before god will forgive us?

Everything in the bible is hearsay. Maybe it's not coincidence that the biggest expansion of christianity occurred after all the eyewitnesses were silent in their graves.

It's like watching the johnny depp trial if only amber's team was allowed to argue. Nothing presented here comes anywhere close to what would be required to convict someone in court. If i'm a juror, it's one thing to hear the defendant testify that so...  Read More