“It would actually take more faith to maintain my atheism than to become a follower of Jesus”

In the end, after I had thoroughly investigated the matter, I reached an unexpected conclusion: it would actually take more faith to maintain my atheism than to become a follower of Jesus.

And that’s why I’m now celebrating my 30th Easter as a Christian. Not because of wishful thinking, the fear of death, or the need for a psychological crutch, but because of the facts.

Lee Strobel explains his faith journey in a WSJ article, “How Easter Killed My Faith in Atheism.”