The third chapter features an interview with Dr. The second chapter focuses on how well preserved the Bible has been over time and whether it has been altered from its original forms. Craig Blomberg and others, shows Strobel’s skepticism about whether the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John) can be trusted as historically accurate accounts of Jesus’ life.

The first part of the book, which is based on interviews with Dr. Each chapter follows a specific structure: an anecdote from his time as a lawyer (an opening), then an interview with one expert on this topic (the overwhelming majority of each chapter), followed by some concluding remarks at its end. In each section he interviews people who have different backgrounds but all agree that they can verify whether or not what is written in the Bible is true.

He splits the book into three sections: examining the record investigating the man and weighing the evidence. In order to investigate the Bible, Strobel decides to interview a number of experts in Christianity. However, when his wife becomes a Christian, he begins to question her beliefs by applying the skills of an investigative journalist and lawyer to determine whether there’s any credible evidence backing up the Bible’s claims about God and Jesus’ crucifixion saving mankind. He has earned degrees in journalism and law, as well as experience working for newspapers. Lee Strobel is a journalist and a lawyer. 1-Page Summary of The Case for Christ Overall Summary

The case for christ by lee strobel