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| The Case for Faith: A Journalist Investigates the Toughest Objections to Christianity
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Edition: Supersaver
Author: Lee Strobel
Publisher: Zondervan
Release Date: 2000-10-01
ISBN-10: 0310234697
ISBN-13: 9780310234692
List Price: $14.99
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This eagerly anticipated sequel to Lee Strobel’s best-selling The Case for Christ finds the author investigating the nettlesome issues and doubts of the heart that threaten faith. Eight major topics are addressed including doubt, the problem of pain, and the existence of evil.
Deep disappointment
| Customer Rating: | | I wanted CD's and received cassette tapes. The order placement wasn't clear enough to say I would be receiving cassettes and I felt deceived when the product arrived. It happened on two orders placed at the same time. I followed the steps to do a return but the system didn't recognize me and I couldn't return the tapes to the senders. I don't know how the system didn't recognize me for the return but recognized me to request this review. I'm very frustrated with this experience and don't have the courage at the moment to use Amazon again. If you could take the cassette tapes back and refund my money I would be most appreciative. I've obtained the CD's but feel stuck with the cassettes. Thanks. Ann |
A Very Convincing Read
| Customer Rating: | Lee Strobel has a way of instantly capturing your attention and keeping it until the last sentence. His books are not only informative they are enlightening. From the start of "The Case for Faith," Lee Strobel asks the most difficult questions you could imagine. These are questions that trouble believers and unbelievers alike.
For the answers to his questions he contacts experts and interviews each one on one of the topics/questions presented in this book. Why do many scientists no longer believe that life emerged by chance? Is Jesus the only way to God? Can faith really stand up to reason? How can we worship a God who apparently called for the killing of innocent children in the Old Testament? Why would a loving God torture people in an eternal hell? If God is so loving why does evil and suffering exist?
The questions are tough but the answers are comforting. For years I have struggled with these same questions and finally I was able to read answers that made sense. If you are looking for answers to extremely difficult questions then I can highly recommend this book.
~The Rebecca Review
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Great answers to tough questions we all have!
| Customer Rating: | | I read this book a couple years ago and have bought several copies to give to friends and family. There are many tough questions answered here... questions we all have but maybe are afraid to ask. I think this book is great for believers and non-believers alike. One of the points that most struck me was the author's statement that having doubt is not bad. He said he doesn't really trust a Christian's faith who says she never doubts. God created us to be thinking, intelligent people, so of course we will have questions. The author's point is "What do we do with that doubt?" He tells the story of Thomas in the Bible who says, "Lord, I believe, but help me with my unbelief." Again, this book tackles some really heavy subjects in a highly intellectual way, and left me feeling reassured of my faith and comforted in knowing I'm not the only one with questions! |
Lee Strobel does it Again
| Customer Rating: | | With the style and intresting character of A Case For Christ, but with a different perspective and objective. I am glad I bought this book. |
A Christian's Review of the Reviews
| Customer Rating: | | I was thinking of getting this book so I did what I always do, I went straight to the 1 star reviews. In reading those, I've decided I DEFINITELY won't waste my money on this book, so thanks for that. But in reading the reviews I was reminded by something I was told by a guy who left seminary school. He was a gay bartender and worked at the restaurant next door. A group of my co-workers and I went to the bar and naturally, a lively convo kicked up and the topic came up. We asked why he left seminary school, he was 'out' when he decided he wanted to go, so it wasn't anything about him being a homosexual that made him leave. He said that he realized that there was no point in him being there because the people who are gonna get it, will and the people who aren't going to get it will NEVER get it, no matter what you say or do. I'm sharing this because I think it needs to be put out there. If you're waiting for SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE about FAITH, you've already set yourself up for failure. It's faith! Faith is something you have when there is no reason to, that's why it's faith. If you're only willing to believe in Christ because you don't have a choice, there's evidence of his resurrection that irrefutable, you're not believing in Christ, you're believing in the scientific method. I have issues with the Bible and the bloody history of my faith but I still believe in the message and live my life accordingly. I don't try to sell people on Christianity, I figure my light will attract those it's meant to attract. I hope this makes sense. |
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