Quote:
Originally Posted by MarchHare
Just because he finds an idea to be unpleasant doesn't make it any less true.
I'm shocked that he finds the idea of non-life producing life to be too large of a leap of faith, but he now (apparently) readily accepts as fact the existance of an invisible all-powerful magical space fairy who created everything without there being any evidence whatsoever to support that claim. One would be hard-pressed to find a worse example of intellectual dishonesty than that.
|
Intellectually dishonest is not something Lee Strobel is, his story should confirm that, even to the biggest skeptic. He was an atheist (as mentioned) who set out to prove Christianity wrong - he went REALLY deep into all the facts, perhaps deeper then all but a few have ever gone, and he came out of it realizing that he could not in good conscience remain an atheist, as the facts he found were far too much in favour of the alternate. His quote posted here is a very short summary of all he researched. If you would read his books, he would explain these things I assume (I've read some of them).