Seeing the Supernatural: Investigating Angels, Demons, Mystical Dreams, Near-Death Encounters, and Other Mysteries of the Unseen World [Hardcover]

Christianity makes a startling claim: There's more to the world than we can see with our eyes. If this isn't true, biblical claims about angels, demons, the soulish nature of our identity, and life after the grave are worse than mere wishful thinking; they're lies. In Seeing the Supernatural, Lee Strobel turns his award-winning skills as an investigative reporter on the mysterious supernatural realm. If you want to understand the truth about the unseen forces in the universe, the nature of our existence, and our eternal destination, this book is a must-read.Curious Christians will appreciate this energetic, open-minded peek into the world beyond.Despite the skeptical attitudes of our increasingly post-Christian culture, there seems to be a renewed interest in the supernatural. In fact, claims of the miraculous have never gone away. In this superbly researched and written book, veteran journalist Lee Strobel reveals why tales of the supernatural are more than mere legend. Exploring the historical, scientific, and philosophical case for healings, miracles, and spiritual encounters, this is essential reading for seekers, skeptics, and believers. Read this book and find out why God is closer than you think.I believe there are two main essentials of an intellectually responsible case for supernaturalism: (1) a competent rebuttal to the common claim that a scientific view of the world necessarily excludes immaterial entities and miracles, and (2) well-documented accounts of phenomena that powerfully suggest such realities. Seeing the Supernatural provides both in spades. With his classic attention to detail, accessible language, and captivating journalistic style, Lee Strobel builds a compelling case for a spiritual dimension inhabited by agents that transcend and influence the material world. In addition, he offers an invigorating reminder of the blessed eternity that awaits those who trust in Christ.In his erudite manner, Lee Strobel once again puts his Yale-trained legl3Ž