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The Case for a Creator

Lee Strobel · A Journalist Investigates Scientific Evidence That Points Toward God

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About this book

The Case for a Creator is Lee Strobel's investigation of whether contemporary science points toward God. A former legal editor at the Chicago Tribune and Yale Law School graduate, Strobel interviews scientists and philosophers about evolution, cosmology, physics, astronomy, biochemistry, DNA, and consciousness — asking whether the universe and life display evidence of intelligent design. First published by Zondervan in 2004, the book extends the investigative method of The Case for Christ into the science-and-faith debate.

Author: Lee Strobel
First edition: 2004 · Zondervan · Grand Rapids, Michigan
ISBN: 978-0-310-242093
Bibliographic record: Internet Archive (reference only — access restricted; not republished here)

  • 12 chapters
  • 8 expert interviews
  • 72 discussion questions
  • English · Science & faith · Apologetics

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This is a guide to Strobel's book, not a copy of it. The Case for a Creator remains in copyright, so its text is not reproduced here. For all twelve chapters of the 2004 Zondervan edition you will find the published chapter title, the scholar interviewed (where applicable), a public-domain King James Scripture passage, an original UECF.NET summary that distinguishes Strobel's arguments from mainstream scientific consensus where relevant, key themes and concepts, related Bible references, practical application, and questions for personal reflection and small-group discussion.

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