Lee Strobel

You know, Jesus was an exorcist.

Jesus believed in demons.

Jesus believed in Satan.

He encountered Satan.

And so do I believe that he might have a role in terms of fanning the flames of anti-Semitism?

Yeah, I think he does.

Oh, golly.

I always look at the affirmative side, which is what is the evidence that Christianity is true?

What is the evidence that Jesus is who he claimed to be?

I want to make that case because, you know, you can get into arguments about, OK, let's contrast Islam and Christianity and things like that.

But ultimately, I think as someone who started as an atheist,

trained in journalism and law, I was looking for what is the evidence?

What's the corroboration?

How do I know this is true?

So if Jesus claimed to be the Son of God, as I mentioned earlier, he did clearly, how do I know he proved it by returning from the dead?

What is the evidence historically that Jesus really returned from the dead?

Because if that is true, then he is who he claimed to be, and I ought to put my chips in that pot, right?

I ought to go all in in Christianity.

Yeah.

I mean, I met my wife when we were 14 and got married at 19 and 20.