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  [the case for christmas] conclusion

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  As Lee Strobel closes the book, he points out that even with all of the evidence that indicates that it was the Messiah that was born in that manger, it is all meaningless unless you consider it in light of Easter. It’s not enough to believe that a great teacher, healer, [...]
   
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  [the case for christmas] chapter four: the fingerprint evidence

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  In Chapter 4 of The Case for Christmas, Lee Strobel interviews Louis Lapides. Lapides is a Pastor of a church in Southern California. But what’s makes this interview so interesting is that Lapides grew up in a Jewish family. When Strobel asked Lapides about his families opinion of Jesus growing [...]
   
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  [the case for christmas] chapter three: the profile evidence

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  What a great book! Lee Strobel always does a great job of paying close attention to the details of the evidence, all the while creating an easy to read and understandable book. The Case for Christmas is no exception. As Strobel investigates and seeks to answer the question of “who [...]
   
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  [the case for christmas] chapter two: the scientific evidence

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  I was excited when Dan asked me to be part of his latest group blogging project.  His projects are always interesting, insightful and in many cases motivating.  When he told me about the book that we would be reviewing, I wondered how a clinical case study would impact me.  I [...]
   
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  [the case for christmas] chapter one: the eyewitness evidence

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  History has always been a tough thing for me to understand or grasp. There are always way too many things to remember and keep straight. Things like wars and battles, presidents and politicians, queens and kings, births and deaths, dates, times and travels…ugh, it all becomes like a plate of [...]
   
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  [the case for christmas] introduction

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  I think that everyone knows why we celebrate Christmas…  at least generally speaking. Most people can tell you all about how Jesus, the supposed Son of God, was born in a manger in Bethlehem. Even those who are not certain about who Jesus is still recognize that it is a [...]
   
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  group blogging project: the case for christmas

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  It’s the reason for the season… How many times do Christians make this very statement about the ‘holiday season’? There are so many traditions that surround the Christmas holiday, that sometimes the Truth about the birth of a Savior gets lost. Worse yet, many of us fall into the consumerism trap [...]
   
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  [bible evidence] bahr yusef

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  Recently while doing my devotions, I was reading through the record of Joseph and his time in Egypt. While reading this, I was wondering what other evidence there may be in history that may support some of this record. I’ve realized that history is typically written by the winners, and [...]