A Question That Worries Everyone: Was Jesus of Nazareth Really Resurrected? (Video)
07/24/2024
The Mother See Holy Etchmiadzin Publishing House and newmag have released the world bestseller by Lee Strobel, The Case for Christ, as part of the "Hun" series.
As an investigative reporter for the Chicago Tribune, Strobel is known for
shedding light on complicated cases. He decides to apply his investigative
skills to explore the greatest event in human history and seeks to answer a
singular question: Was Jesus of Nazareth really resurrected?
The motivation behind this investigation stemmed from Strobel's personal
life. Her wife was deeply involved in Christianity, but he was an atheist. To
resolve this tension in their family, Strobel set out to disprove the
resurrection of Jesus, believing that the evidence would undermine the faith of
her wife, and two billion other believers.
Strobel's journalistic inquiry takes him down unpredictable paths and introduces him to exclusive testimonies. He met leading historians, theologians, anthropologists, and even medical experts, who presented evidence that brought Strobel closer to uncovering the truth about Christ's resurrection.
He posed fundamental questions and sincerely tried to separate the
miraculous from the factual. With boldness, daring, and journalistic tenacity Strobel
reaches an unexpected conclusion in his book, The Case for Christ.
And in the end, Strobel's investigation leads him to become a devout
Christian.
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Description
A seasoned journalist investigates the biggest mystery in history: is there any solid proof that Jesus of Nazareth is really the son of God? Retracing his own spiritual journey from atheism to faith, former Chicago Tribune crime editor Lee Strobel interviews renowned PhDs who teach at the universities of Cambridge, Princeton and other institutions of higher education. Strobel asks them how reliable the New Testament is, is there evidence for Jesus' existence outside the Bible, why was the resurrection a real event? This Gold Medal-winning book reads like a gripping novel, but it's not fiction, it's a quest for truth.