Today, we are going to begin a 4 part series entitled, “The 4 Winds of Christian Apologetics”. Blowing down from the North, we have Lee “the hammer” Strobel. Coming up from the South, Frankie “the Fly” Turek. From parts unknown, but settling in the West, we have “The Vulture”, William Lane Craig. Finally storming in from the East, comes the legend, John “The Nightmare” Lennox. We will look at each of these Christian Apologists and see if anything they have to say is worth listening to or convincing enough to make us change our minds and embrace the Christian faith.
Today, we’ll go North to the streets of the Windy City, where we find, “the hammer”, Lee Strobel. Why do I refer to Strobel as the hammer? Seemed like a good wrestling name. Also, a lot of Christian evangelicals proclaim his writings as definitive proof that their beliefs are true, putting a decisive nail in the coffin of differing arguments. So, let’s take a look at what the hammer brings to the table
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