The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel (Summary+Review) 

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I would never trust any source regardless of how unbiased it appears to be. This book tries to make the best case in favor of Christianity. The logical and abvious next step for any sceptic is to make their own research about possible counter arguments. As such the book is a valuable source.

@@BiblicalBookworm if the book’s position was just “here are the standard apologetics” that would be fine. But wrapping it in a deceptive story about an atheist journalist looking for the truth and being persuaded by the evidence is manipulative and dishonest. If he were truly unbiased in his search for the truth he would have presented both sides and interviewed people of different views. That is journalism. That is skepticism.

@@BiblicalBookworm also, bear in mind the whole framing of the book is a "case" and it's almost made to seem as if it's a court case. Can you imagine a court where only one side was allowed to present their evidence? The framing is dishonest. If you want to look the other way and say "this is a valuable pop-apologetics book and nothing more" that's fine, but it just highlights what seems to be consistently the case: apologetics relies on dishonesty, fallacy, and manipulation.

​@@MrMattSax They present and dispute a lot of arguments in the book, do your own research and you'll be even more convinced

@@blbreptiles4126 The "New Testament Review“ channel did a short review of the book. Two Christian historians talk about how deceptive the book is and how extremely onesided the case gets presented.

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Hmm you're certainly right in as far as I should read other scholars as well. However, I still could derive great value from the Case for Christ as well.

This comes w it. Great response. Keep going wonderful, you are such a blessing to everyone including this guy. We need more women like you in this world. God bless

@@nitrom8891 Hope you grow out of your ancient mythology soon.

@@BiblicalBookwormdoes this book address how Christ fulfilled over 300 Old Testament prophecies written before His birth, and how after His death and resurrection but before His ascension into heaven, how He appeared to over 500 people in the span of 40 days?

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I disagree. Only recently I realized that it's important to speak the truth AND to make it appear as the truth or to act with integrity and make it look like you're acting with integrity. Imagine that you're at the doctor's office and you need a sick note because you're actually sick. You tell him that you're sick but because you want to be the sunshine in people's lives you smile the entire time and maybe make some joke during that visit. Even though you're saying the truth, the doctor might have a hard time believing you.

@@BiblicalBookworm If a doctor examines a patient and the examination, ( the EVIDENCE ) shows that patient is sick, that patient is sick, no matter any '' appearance, joke, acting, belief, opinion '' to the contrary. That's the biggest problem with christianity, it has no EVIDENCE. Every word about jesus is nothing more than HEARSAY which is not evidence. We don't allow hearsay as evidence in our courts of law so why should it be any different for christianity ?

Thank you for the suggestion! Do you mean something like in my video on the Interior Castle (starting at 2:43)?

@@BiblicalBookworm Oh yeah totally, like that..... and then you can actually create 'sections' in your video so it's easier to just scroll to the relevant section. (for example, in this video I just wanted to see your review)

Thank you!

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Regarding the fact that 12/14 of the interviewed experts were Christians: I think he explains it in the book that the reason why most experts were Christians is that everyone who dug deep enough into Christianity became a Christian as a result of his/her research

@@BiblicalBookworm That's a completely ridiculous assertion. It's more likely that a close and intense reading of the Bible leads to atheism. There are FAR more atheists who were former Christians than there are Christians who were former atheists. (Of course, as Matt Dillahunty quipped, the best way to make money is to be a _former_ atheist. Christians would want to hear from a "former atheist." It's a great selling point. ) Christians! It's only a question of whether they are more ignorant than dishonest, or the other way around. You ALL lie.

@@BiblicalBookworm ...which is even stronger proof that he was very much a committed christian when he started writing the book. This argument is laughable. It can only work in front of a christian audience, to make them feel warm and fuzzy inside. He obviously doesn't want to even think about the Clergy Project.... Let alone write anything about it....

Also, Lee Strobel's claim that he was an atheist before he "did research" is a flat-out LIE.

Thanks for sharing the video 😊

@@BiblicalBookworm Done I share it on Facebook and will send it via WhatsApp to some friends too 👍🏻

Thank you Mr. Loflin!

I have given at least 6 copies of this book away to those curious about Christ. Keep up the good work Ms Bookworm 😊

@@jeffloflin6316 Thank you 🪱😊

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Thank you so much for coming up with this idea of presenting a decent Catholic book per week. Keep up the good work

@@cedring6281 you're welcome 😊

Maybe as a creator I notice light problems more than my audience. I'm glad it wasn't too distracting 🙃

@@BiblicalBookworm It wasn’t distracting at all! Keep up the good work!🙂

That's a really cool method to discover new books!

Why not just buy Kool-Aid?

I hope you'll like it. God bless! 🙏😊

@@BiblicalBookworm Thank you Elizabeth

Which aspect of Corinthians 11?

@@BiblicalBookworm 11.6.

@@ivanpoljic1790 Hmm so the head covering? Idk, I don't have a strong opinion on this. In Austria it's very unusual for women to cover their heads and we've been actively discouraged by a (TLM-) priest from the mantilla because it is that unusual here and might repell people who visit the church🤷‍♀

@@BiblicalBookworm Oh you ansvered ! I am surprised ! Pleasently ! You are from austria ? Wow i am from croatia ! My ancestors, on my mothers side, are from schvabia, and some of her relatives migrated to austria after ww2. Well, back to topic. Well i must confess i was looking at you in this video and noticed your hear as long hair of a woman allways catch eye of man so i wanted to tease you little, knowing this scripture . What is tlm priest ? You are discouraged by priests although it is in scripture and commanded by non other than st. Paul ! I think this watering down of faith and scripture is what repell people from church and faith . Probably Vatican II caused this aggiornamento ! I remember in rural croatia women were wearing headscarfs . So thanks for writing and have nice day ! Aufwiedersen !

@@ivanpoljic1790 Of course I answer! TLM means traditional latin mass so in this case it certainly wasn't an aggiornamento caused by V2. That seems to be an Austria-specific phenomenon. Have a beautiful day too!