WhatGodDoeth Study Series
The Case for Christ
- CoversAll 3 Parts
- Study units11
- Review questions88
- Print edition99 pages
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Series introduction
Follow the author’s argument
The WhatGodDoeth Study Series is built for readers who want the architecture of an important Christian book without losing the author’s actual argument.
Each guide compresses the source into a shorter path through its main claims, distinctions, examples, and turning points. The goal is clarity, not replacement. The original book remains the authority for what the author said.
That matters especially in The Case for Christ. Strobel builds a case from interviews, and each one rests on what the last established. This guide keeps the chain of evidence intact rather than collecting the conclusions on their own.
Use the guide to see how the pieces connect, then return to Strobel whenever an interview, term, or conclusion needs the full context of the source.
Four-section roadmap
The Case for Christ in one movement
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Part One
Examining the Record
Are the Gospel records historically reliable? Eyewitness connection, credibility testing, textual transmission, outside corroboration, archaeology, and rebuttal evidence.
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Part Two
Analyzing Jesus
If the record is usable, what identity emerges from it? Jesus’ self-understanding, psychological coherence, divine profile, and the messianic pattern Strobel presents.
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Part Three
Researching the Resurrection
What happened after the crucifixion? Medical evidence for death, the missing body, appearance claims, circumstantial evidence, and Strobel’s final best-explanation judgment.
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Strobel’s investigation moves through three dependent questions. The guide preserves that order because each Part supplies something the next Part needs.
How to read this guide
Four marks, four kinds of help
A small marker at the start of a paragraph tells you what kind of work that paragraph is doing.
Read the argument in layers
- Identify the question. What historical or explanatory problem is Strobel trying to answer?
- Keep the voices distinct. Separate Strobel’s framing, an interviewee’s argument, cited evidence, and the guide’s clarification.
- Track the limits. Ask what a piece of evidence would establish if accepted and what it still would not prove by itself.
- Rebuild the cumulative case. Use Review & Work It Out and Can You Say It? to connect the evidence without collapsing different categories into one another.
Full study guide
Everything in the full guide
16 study units
Every chapter of all four Books, followed as one continuous argument, with Study Connections to Scripture.
Open Part OneReview & Work It Out
136 questions and “Can You Say It?” prompts, with space to write your answers right on the page.
Open the final reviewKey-term glossary
The terms Strobel’s experts use, defined the way they use them, in one place for quick reference.
Open the glossaryJust this book
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