The Case for Christ

"For much of my life I was a skeptic. In fact, I considered myself an atheist. To me, there was far too much evidence that God was merely a product of wishful thinking, of ancient mythology, of primitive superstition . . . But all I had ever really given the evidence was a cursory look. I had read just enough philosophy and history to find support for my skepticism — a fact here, a scientific theory there, a pithy quote, a clever argument . . . Setting aside my self-interest and prejudices as best I could, I read books, interviewed experts, asked questions, analyzed history, explored archaeology, studied ancient literature, and for the first time in my life picked apart the Bible verse by verse."

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