Lee Strobel

Could he have been crazy?

And he set me straight on that.

What did he say?

He said, first of all, the teachings of Jesus.

You ever read the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew chapter 5?

The Beatitudes, the most brilliant insights into human nature.

These are not the words of a crazy guy.

And besides which, the way in which we document his identity of being the Son of God is through the resurrection, and that's irrelevant.

His mental health is not relevant at the time of that.

But...

So, yeah, you go through those options and you see that Jesus is who he claimed to be.

That was my conclusion.

It was not something I was seeking.

I wanted to rescue my wife from this cult.

But you know what?

I'm from the old school of journalism.

I can't speak about contemporary journalism.

Back in my day, I got a degree in journalism from the University of Missouri, which was the first and I believe the best journalism school.

And we were taught to try to tell both sides and be objective as possible.

When I was an atheist at the Chicago Tribune, I was very pro-abortion.