Lee Strobel

And I think there will be.

I think we're seeing that around the world.

My goodness, what happened to the ability of people in free countries like Australia, like England, so forth, and Scotland, to freely express their faith?

And it's being squelched.

And what's the consequence?

The consequence is people are reluctant to share Jesus, reluctant to proclaim themselves as being Christians.

That's right.

And his wife had tweets in which he was endorsing the massacre that took place, which is, to me, unconscionable.

But how do we get here in the greatest country in the world, in a country that was a Christian majority?

I mean, my hope is there's a turning point coming.

My hope is that when people see this...

like the mayor of New York and others, that this will be a kind of a turning point in our country to say, wait a minute, we need to get back to the values that our country was founded on.

And it's not values of violence and so forth.

It's values of free speech, but it's also values, moral values that that sync up with Christianity.

Yeah, hopefully.

You know, my best friend in college was a Muslim from Turkey.

And I led him to the Lord, Jesus Christ, because he was willing to listen to the evidence.

So I'm a little bit naive in the sense that I think Christianity has a truth on its side.

And I think ultimately truth ought to prevail.

there's a lot of barriers.