But he still struggled with nagging objections, concerns about emotionally charged issues that plague many who would otherwixe embrace faith. Not just theoretical problems, historical problems, or intellectual problems—the issues that bothered Strobel pack an emotional punch. They are the kinds of conundrums that can—and have—stopped people in their tracks when they consider becoming a Christian. In The Case for Faith, Lee Strobel probes the most thorny of questions, what he calls "The Big Eight." including:

If there is a loving God, why does this world groan under so much suffering and evil?

If God really created the universe, why does science compel so many to conclude that evolution accounts for life?
If God is the ultimate overseer of the church, why has it been rife with hypocrisy and brutality through the ages?

If God truly cares about the people he created, how could he consign so many of them to an eternity of torture in hell just because they didn't believe the right things about him?

As a seasoned journalist with a Yale law background, Strobel methodically tracks down his leads and asks the gritty, gut-wrenching questions you would want to ask—questions that can make or break the Christian faith. He rufuses to patronize or offer clichéd, glib answers. Instead, he pieces together hard facts through interviews with nine of the country's top scholars and experts. The result? Solid, persuasive, engrossing, and smart answers to your deepest questions. The Case for Faith will set you on the path to belief, renewed, restored—or discovered for the very first time.