Title: Good Popular Introduction to Apologetics
Product review: Despite some of the criticisms of Strobel's book, this is a very good popular introduction to apologetics, written by a man who was at one time a non-Christian, but being persuaded by the overwhelming weight of evidence, became an Evangelical Christian.Strobel is one-sided in his choice of interviews, in that he does not interview any serious opponents to the Christian position. But that does not mean the scholarship is one-sided. The Jesus Seminar is representative of New Testament scholarship in the same way that The National Enquirer is representative of professional journalism! Strobel knows this and did not bother. I, for one, do not blame him.For people interested in an even more detailed (though less popularly written) presentation of the objective evidence for Christianity, see Josh McDowell's Evidence that Demands a Verdict.
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