Thursday, January 26, 2012 at 8:00AM | by Otter I took an hour or two today to watch Lee Strobel’s “The Case For Faith.”
The Amazon reviews are typically full-throated exultations of the video’s power.
I found it weirdly lacking in substance.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010 at 3:00PM | by Otter It's a subtle difference, but it's huge: it destroys utterly the false assumption that righteousness or "works" are a bad thing or even suspicious, and that they're not important to God or of no value. They're of huge value. More importantly it destroys the false assumption that becoming a Christian is something that happens irrespective of one's actions. To claim one is a Christian without doing well is to either be a really bad Christian or to be a liar, depending on where you lay your scriptural accents.
