Title: The Bible and Science
Product review: 1. The Bible is not meant to be scientific. (No doubt one can have a point of view and play with numbers to get everything to line up, but seriously)2. Science is not meant to be biblical. (Although it sure does require a lot of faith)That being said, I have to ask myself over and over again - Do these authors even read the Bible?I've now finished this book and actually feel guilty for not just turning to my Bible for answers.In my opinion, The Case for Christ is a far better book. That book dealt with more realistic "evidence" or "facts" than The Case for a Creator (which is filled with theory's and idea's).This book can be an interesting read, but one shouldn't take it seriously. For me, it has been a terrible distraction from my faith.P.S. For those that take Lee Strobel's "skeptic" approach seriously, I think you missed the point. I took it as a theme or style for writing, not as his literal approach.
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