Review of The Case for Christ (2017) by Leocpy — 19 Apr 2017
The life of Christ is a paradox, an object of faith, existing only for faith. His name is proclaimed in all the world. It is sure enough that Christianity has changed the face of the world. On the assumption that Jesus was indeed man, and considering his story, one will conclude with an ascending and exceedingly and astonishingly conviction that he was the greatest man that ever lived.
I have been an atheist for 6 years so I believe in Lee Strobel's struggle, his conversion obviously wasn't a thing that happened in one day to the other, but a continuous thing over the 3 years of research, that atheists won't understand watching this movie, this isn't meant for a person who is stubborn and not willing to listen, but to a person who's chasing their way to believe in a hope for humanity.
I tell you this, we cannot love and care for strangers if we do not believe in God, and Jesus showed that even the most rejected person can be loved, can a human being love people the way he did? No, his nature is not human.
Therefore if you don't believe in him you will never want to change, why would you want change when you can continue lying to people? Only those who are willing to change will give their hearts to Jesus, I now love people in a way that I never did before as an atheist.
I think faith shouldn't be about proving that God exists, but rather to believe in a subjective truth about life, in this I agree with the philosopher Kierkegaard. Science is outside of the boundaries of this kind of truth, so science can never hurt anyone who truly has faith.
This review of The Case for Christ (2017) was written by Leocpy on 19 Apr 2017.
The Case for Christ has generally received positive reviews.
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