Strobel, Lee - The Case for Christmas

[Paul Whitaker]

This is another of his well-written books. Enjoy!

[Hans Deventer]

Paul, could you tell us a little more about the book please? To read a book merely because it is well written is not my custom, I'd like to know what it says or with what subject it wrestles. I'm not giving you an assignment to write a 500 words review :basic03 but a little elaboration would be very much appreciated.

[Paul Whitaker]

This book is pretty much along the same lines as Stobel's other books.

My attraction to his writing is the unending search for the logical conclusions to the answers we have as Christians. This book, in particular, answers many of the questions people are having today about the use of Christmas during the season of Christmas.

The book is a "now" answer to the "now" questions being asked about Christmas.

[Gina Stevenson]

Lee Strobel was one of those agnostics [maybe even atheist?] somewhat like Josh McDowell who -- while looking for reasons to prove something wrong -- ended up instead coming to faith while researching.