Lee Strobel's global bestseller "The Case for Christ" has been presented on TV

Tatev Nalbandian, the book's editor, asserts that the author pursued answers to questions commonly pondered by all individuals. Furthermore, the author endeavored to address doubts surrounding certain evangelical truths by responding to all such inquiries. "He does not evade challenging questions; instead, he poses direct, probing inquiries such as: was He the Son of God? Was he resurrected?" To unearth these answers, the author consulted eminent scholars, urging them to furnish evidence and rationale. He selected diverse specialists for the investigation, each substantiating their findings from historical, philosophical, psychological, and archaeological perspectives."

According to Tatev Nalbandian, "The Case for Christ" is an exceptional guide in religious literature. The book holds relevance for every individual, catering to various sects grappling with these inquiries. "The foundational aspects of the Christian faith hold significance for all, whether believers or skeptics. It offers an array of answers to numerous questions," Nalbandian explains. "The book effectively imparts intriguing information to individuals of diverse perspectives. Its simple and engaging style facilitates a continuous engagement with the Bible, often leading readers to discover overlooked nuances or provoke new questions. This is where the book truly shines; it encourages critical thought."

Strobel's journey toward Christianity began when his wife embraced the faith, and his investigation ultimately led him to adopt it. According to Priest Ararat Poghosyan, director of the Publishing House of the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin, the credibility of "The Case for Christ" rests significantly on its sources, particularly the thirteen specialists who corroborated the historical facts surrounding Christ's existence.

"While the questions posed by Strobel weren't necessarily groundbreaking, nor were the answers entirely novel, the evolving zeitgeist demands a fresh approach," explains Priest Ararat Poghosyan. "In this era of rapid scientific and technological advancement, archaeological discoveries continually yield new evidence, enriching our understanding of historical events."

Priest Ararat Poghosyan also spoke about the "Hun" series of two publishing houses: "The goal of the "Hun" series is to create interesting popular Christian literature. Famous Christian literature is being translated, which should become available to Armenian readers as well. We select the books published within the series very carefully and long.