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The Case for a Creator

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The Case for a Creator—Student Edition (with Jane Vogel)

The Case for Christ

The Case for Christ audio

The Case for Christ—Student Edition (with Jane Vogel)

The Case for Easter

The Case for Faith

The Case for Faith audio

The Case for Faith—Student Edition (with Jane Vogel)

Experiencing the Passion of Jesus (with Gary Poole)

God’s Outrageous Claims

Inside the Mind of Unchurched Harry and Mary

Surviving a Spiritual Mismatch in Marriage (with Leslie Strobel)

Surviving a Spiritual Mismatch in Marriage audio

What Jesus Would Say

THE

CASE

FOR A

CREATOR


A Journalist Investigates Scientific

Evidence That Points Toward God

LEE STROBEL

Copyright


The Case for a Creator

EPub Reader format

Copyright © 2004 by Lee Strobel

This title is also available as a Zondervan audio product. Visit www.zondervan.com/audiopages for more information.

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Zondervan, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49530

ISBN-13: 978-0-310-56569-7

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Interior design by Michelle Espinoza

Cover design by Curt Diepenhorst

Cover Photo by Kendall McMinimy/Getty Images

CONTENTS


Resources by Lee Strobel

Copyright

Chapter 1

White-Coated Scientists Versus Black-Robed Preachers

Chapter 2

The Images of Evolution

Chapter 3

Doubts about Darwinism

An interview with Jonathan Wells

Chapter 4

Where Science Meets Faith

An interview with Stephen C. Meyer

Chapter 5

The Evidence of Cosmology: Beginning with a Bang

An interview with William Lane Craig

Chapter 6

The Evidence of Physics:

The Cosmos on a Razor’s Edge

An interview with Robin Collins

Chapter 7

The Evidence of Astronomy: The Privileged Planet

An interview with Guillermo Gonzalez and Jay Wesley Richards

Chapter 8

The Evidence of Biochemistry:

The Complexity of Molecular Machines

An interview with Michael J. Behe

Chapter 9

The Evidence of Biological Information:

The Challenge of DNA and the Origin of Life An interview with Stephen C. Meyer

Chapter 10

The Evidence of Consciousness:

The Enigma of the Mind

An interview with J. P. Moreland

Chapter 11

The Cumulative Case for a Creator

Appendix: A Summary of the Case for Christ

Deliberations: Questions for Reflection or Group Study

Notes

Acknowledgments

About the Author

About the Publisher

1

WHITE-COATED SCIENTISTS VERSUS BLACK-ROBED PREACHERS


The deadline was looming for the “Green Streak,” the afternoon edition of the Chicago Tribune, and the frenzied atmosphere in the newsroom was carbonated with activity. Teletypes clattered behind Plexiglas partitions. Copy boys darted from desk to desk. Reporters hunched over their typewriters in intense concentration. Editors barked into telephones. On the wall, a huge clock counted down the minutes.

A copy boy hustled into the cavernous room and tossed three copies of the Chicago Daily News, hot off the presses, onto the middle of the city desk. Assistant city editors lunged at them and hungrily scanned the front page to see if the competition had beaten them on anything. One of them let out a grunt. In one motion, he ripped out an article and then pivoted, waving it in the face of a reporter who had made the mistake of hovering too closely.

“Recover this!” he demanded.

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