Title: Shaky Case --> Shaky Faith
Product review: Lee Strobel's "Case" for faith in Christianity's founder is hardly impressive. It is clearly written for a Christian audience, as it would not convert any skeptic who truly lives up to the name "skeptic." Its evidence is dubious, when it even exists, and its representatives, while well-spoken, provide little in the way of solid argumentation. But this is just fine for "skeptical" Strobel, whose questions seem strangely geared toward the strong points of Christianity. When weak spots in the "Case" seem so apparent, it doesn't even occur to Strobel to pop the question. While The Case For Christ may help reassure already "born again" believers that their faith is well-grounded, I doubt if any atheist or agnostic would be as convinced. If you are looking for a solid case for Christianity, look somewhere else. If you are just looking for a good laugh, be my guest.
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