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Indeed.com slash SPANUK. Terms and conditions apply. We are so blessed to be joined again by best-selling

author Lee Stroball. Today we're going to dig into the question, is God real? Lee, thanks so much for coming back to takeaways. I love,

I love hanging out with you. We get into a great discussion. We really do because apologetics

is one of my favorite topics. I remember as a young Christian having so many questions myself,

and I always was worried that there might be some ultimate question as a skeleton in the closet that one day

an atheist would drag out into the open and expose everybody as these silly Christians

believing in fairy tales. So I wanted the answers to why we believe what we believe. I wish everybody

would take that approach and say, I want to delve into this. We need to know why we believe what we believe. We're living in a hostile and a skeptical culture.

I was talking to a guy who said his six-year-old granddaughter was on the playground at a public school

during recess, and the other kids were taunting her because she believes in God. Oh, you still believe in fairy tales.

You still believe in make-believe.

The six-year-old, so our children and grandchildren are going to get challenged in their faith in a way that older generations have not been.

So we need to help them understand why we believe what we believe.

That's right.

And you've got this brand new book called

Is God Real. Now, Lee, you wrote the case for Christ, the case for Christmas, which I read this

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