Title: Entertaining but not thought provoking
Product review: As many posts have pointed out, this book was very biased and used weak arguments to support its positions. Remember guys, Lee Stobel is an evangelical Christian now and when he wrote the book. Whether he was as strong of a skeptic at one time is hard to imagine, as he does not ask tough questions. Many of my friends liked the book, because it affirmed their faith. I didn't find the book very convincing at all. I kept saying to myself, "but what about...?" I wanted him to dig deeper. My friends and family are Christians...and at one time I was one too. I had invested interest in finally finding a book that will reconnect me to my prior faith. It would be great to believe and feel a part of it. However, my brain tells me otherwise. This book, like many others on the subject, disappointed me.I gave it two stars because it is one of the better books of Christian apologetics out there. That tells you how low I rate other books of Christian apologetics.
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