AWESOME

I can't believe I read this after Case for Christ. It is practically the same book, but written 30-40 years before Lee Strobel's version; only that this is so much better. It's written style isn't nearly as accessible as contemporary Christian literature, but no fear, the content is spot on the fundamentals of Christian faith, covering the authenticity and historicity of Christ, his character etc (e.g. common questions posed by non-Christians); this part I found slightly dull not because it is inherently so, but because I've read it all in Strobel's book.

Alas, the best part if the 2nd part of the book (the book is divided into four sections, so i mean the 3rd and 4th section of the novel) which talks about the RESPONSE which we should give to Christ. I heavily recommend this to anyone who thinks they are Christian, or anyone who is seeking more, or wants to compare what Stott wrote to the 'nominal Christians' today. Stott summarises Christianity in succinct and intelligent language, nonetheless the material and content is accessible and meant for everyone, and no one directly challenges you as Stott does in the warm and sensitive manner which balances the passion for Christ with the theology understood from him.

Excellent. It is a must-buy/must-recommend for anyone remotely related to this faith.