Title: Lee Strobel - Fake Skeptic
Product review: Lee Strobel has been accurately described as a "fake skeptic", in that he portrays himself as an open-minded person with an inquisitive mind who is willing to follow the evidence wherever it leads, when books like his "The Case for Christ" show him to be anything but.While his book would have been more complete with some thoughts from actual atheists, I did not expect to find any in a book of apologetics. This book does not even dare attempt to dismantle dissenting ideas - they are simply left out entirely. Yet it is quite clear to anyone aware of the opposing arguments that the "evidences" laid out in Strobel's case are inaccurate at best, and often deliberately misleading.Only someone with either a) a pre-existing belief in Christ, or b) no knowledge of the counter arguments, will find this book at all compelling.
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