Title: The Case for Truth
Product review: Lee Strobel presents this book as a scholarly investigation into the evidence for Christ as he is depicted in the Gospels. Strobel sets himself up as the skeptic as he interviews a number of scholars and experts, asking them hard questions and putting their evidence to the test. Yet, in each case the experts are able to rebut Strobel's skepticism with strong evidence for Christ as the Son of God.The truth is that most of the experts Strobel interviews have more merits in Christian Evangelism than in Academia. Additionally in his pursuit to "chase down the facts", Strobel somehow neglects to interview one skeptic throughout the course of the book.Strobel's pursuit for evidence is an exercise in rhetoric, telling one side of the story in an attempt to persuade non-believers. The result is not a scholarly investigation into the facts, but a piece of well constructed [...].
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