The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel
Week 14: Conclusion — The Verdict
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Every investigation eventually comes to a moment of decision — not just an intellectual assessment, but a personal verdict. This week, Strobel shares his own verdict, and invites you to render yours.
Discussion Questions
7 questions1.Strobel describes the moment when, after nearly two years of investigation, he concluded that the evidence for Christianity was compelling enough that it would take more faith to be an atheist than to believe. What was the cumulative weight of evidence that brought him to that conclusion?
2.He reflects that accepting the evidence intellectually is not the same as making a personal commitment to Jesus Christ. What was the difference for him, and what did that final step require beyond rational persuasion?
3.Strobel prays a simple prayer of commitment and describes the changes that followed in his life and marriage. Do you think his personal transformation is itself a form of evidence — or is that circular reasoning? How do you evaluate the "changed life" argument?
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