The Case for Christ - Lee Strobel

I saw the interview and felt quite the opposite as you. Hefner is a celebrity. I am sure he has had to deal with a lot tougher interviewers. </font>[/QUOTE]I'm all for tough interviews but there were a couple of problems with this one.

The first was that Strobel clearly set him up. The tone of the interview was supposed to have been a friendly discussion about sexuality and morality.

Once Strobel set the hook, the tone of the interview changed drastically.

The second problem is that it was less an interview than an opportunity for Strobel to try to put an easy target in his place.

 

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