Title: This case is a surefire mistrial!
Product review: I bought this book to see if the author had put together a credible impartial case for God/Jesus/Christianity, but as usual I was disappointed by the lack of real evidence. It is obvious that the author's training is in journalism because the book is written using a conversational style that is appropriate for those with a six grade education. Anyone who made it to seventh grade and learned critical thinking will see through the weak aguments the book presents.I have never seen a "case" with so many holes. The author claims at the outset to present a fair impartial case in this book; however, he only uses witnesses (interviewees) that make positive claims that support his case. This is not responsible writing.If this is the best that Christian apologetics has to offer (and it seems to be based on the popularity of this book) I am even more confirmed in my ExChristian status.Recommend instead: Challenging the Verdict
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