Lee Strobel

But that just is another expression of the depth and the breadth of the love of God for us.

But that just is another expression of the depth and the breadth of the love of God for us.

Am I a heretic? No, no, no. That's a process. But for me, when you delve into scriptures A to Z, Genesis to Revelation, I see four things being taught. Number one, the Father is God. Number two, the Son is God. Number three, the Holy Spirit is God. And number four, there is one God. That's the Trinity. How it fits together, I think your analogy is fascinating. We may not understand.

Am I a heretic? No, no, no. That's a process. But for me, when you delve into scriptures A to Z, Genesis to Revelation, I see four things being taught. Number one, the Father is God. Number two, the Son is God. Number three, the Holy Spirit is God. And number four, there is one God. That's the Trinity. How it fits together, I think your analogy is fascinating. We may not understand.

Am I a heretic? No, no, no. That's a process. But for me, when you delve into scriptures A to Z, Genesis to Revelation, I see four things being taught. Number one, the Father is God. Number two, the Son is God. Number three, the Holy Spirit is God. And number four, there is one God. That's the Trinity. How it fits together, I think your analogy is fascinating. We may not understand.

I don't see it as a contradiction. I see it as something beyond our, perhaps, ability to comprehend. But I don't think it's necessarily a contradiction. No. A mystery, yeah. A mystery, yeah, yeah.

I don't see it as a contradiction. I see it as something beyond our, perhaps, ability to comprehend. But I don't think it's necessarily a contradiction. No. A mystery, yeah. A mystery, yeah, yeah.

I don't see it as a contradiction. I see it as something beyond our, perhaps, ability to comprehend. But I don't think it's necessarily a contradiction. No. A mystery, yeah. A mystery, yeah, yeah.

And if God is love, there must be an object of that love, which is the Trinity, which is existing from eternity past in a perfect love relationship. Otherwise, if it's just God, one God, one person, not triune, who is he loving before he created humankind?

And if God is love, there must be an object of that love, which is the Trinity, which is existing from eternity past in a perfect love relationship. Otherwise, if it's just God, one God, one person, not triune, who is he loving before he created humankind?

And if God is love, there must be an object of that love, which is the Trinity, which is existing from eternity past in a perfect love relationship. Otherwise, if it's just God, one God, one person, not triune, who is he loving before he created humankind?

What is the— Well, we said earlier Jesus claimed to be the Son of God. He said, I and the Father are one. People recognized that was his claim. They picked up stones to kill him. But so what? I could claim to be God. John could—well, maybe not John. Anybody could claim to be God.

What is the— Well, we said earlier Jesus claimed to be the Son of God. He said, I and the Father are one. People recognized that was his claim. They picked up stones to kill him. But so what? I could claim to be God. John could—well, maybe not John. Anybody could claim to be God.

What is the— Well, we said earlier Jesus claimed to be the Son of God. He said, I and the Father are one. People recognized that was his claim. They picked up stones to kill him. But so what? I could claim to be God. John could—well, maybe not John. Anybody could claim to be God.

But if Jesus claimed to be God, died, and then came back to life on the third day, that's pretty good evidence he's telling the truth. So for me as a skeptic, the first confirmation of his claim of divinity was whether or not he fulfilled this prophecy of the Messiah returning from the dead. And I think the evidence is clear. I think it's compelling.

But if Jesus claimed to be God, died, and then came back to life on the third day, that's pretty good evidence he's telling the truth. So for me as a skeptic, the first confirmation of his claim of divinity was whether or not he fulfilled this prophecy of the Messiah returning from the dead. And I think the evidence is clear. I think it's compelling.

But if Jesus claimed to be God, died, and then came back to life on the third day, that's pretty good evidence he's telling the truth. So for me as a skeptic, the first confirmation of his claim of divinity was whether or not he fulfilled this prophecy of the Messiah returning from the dead. And I think the evidence is clear. I think it's compelling.

I look at it, I summarize it with four words that begin with the letter E. That way it's easy to remember. First E is execution. We talked earlier about all the evidence that Jesus truly died when he was crucified. Even the atheist scholar Gerd Ludemann says it's indisputable that he was dead. Even the Journal of the American Medical Association says that.

I look at it, I summarize it with four words that begin with the letter E. That way it's easy to remember. First E is execution. We talked earlier about all the evidence that Jesus truly died when he was crucified. Even the atheist scholar Gerd Ludemann says it's indisputable that he was dead. Even the Journal of the American Medical Association says that.

I look at it, I summarize it with four words that begin with the letter E. That way it's easy to remember. First E is execution. We talked earlier about all the evidence that Jesus truly died when he was crucified. Even the atheist scholar Gerd Ludemann says it's indisputable that he was dead. Even the Journal of the American Medical Association says that.