Might we be more than just our brains? Should we question the Darwinian dogma that the soul is a figment of our imagination? Or is it possible that ancient teachings are true: humans are both body and spirit?

— Lee Strobel (b. 1952), Journalist, christlicher Autor und Apologet

Source: The Case for Heaven: A Journalist Investigates Evidence for Life After Death (über goodreads, Wortlaut nicht gegengeprüft)

Topics: Doubt & Hard Questions, Meaning & Identity

Occasions: For Reflection

Lee Strobel

Der US-amerikanische Journalist und evangelikale Publizist Lee Strobel (* 1952) war Gerichtsberichterstatter bei der Chicago Tribune, bevor er nach seiner Hinwendung zum Christentum als Pastor und Autor tätig wurde. Er steht für eine populäre, im Interviewformat verfasste Glaubensverteidigung und erlangte vor allem durch seinen Bestseller „Der Fall Jesus“ internationale Bekanntheit. Für Bibelleser bietet sein Werk leicht verständliche Argumente für die Zuverlässigkeit der Evangelien, wobei Kritiker aus Wissenschaft und säkularem Umfeld bemängeln, dass seine Darstellungen Gegenpositionen vernachlässigen und einseitig konservative Gelehrte heranziehen.

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