Book/Movie Review: The Case For Christ
I once heard a statistic that of everyone who has put their faith in Christ, about 70% did so based on an emotional response, the other 30% through logic and reason. I would be in that 30%. As such, it should be no surprise that one of my favorite areas of Christian study is that of apologetics, or examining and discussing the facts and evidence pertaining to what is written in scripture. Over the years I have read several excellent apologetic authors, including Josh McDowell, Norman Geisler, and R.C. Sproul. My favorite author, by far, however, is Lee Strobel and his Case For... series of books.
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There is that saying that goes, “You don’t really know someone until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes.” A couple of weekends ago I think I walked a mile in my son’s shoes, at least when it comes to watching movies. He, like most people, enjoys movies. However, every now and then he gets a little perturbed when the facts of a movie don’t quite line up with reality. I’m not talking about fanciful stuff, like Indiana Jones surviving a leap from a plane with the assistance of an inflatable raft; Star Wars dogfights complete with sound, explosions and the appearance of gravity in the vacuum of space; or superheroes.… 
That should be remedied soon as I am planning on purchasing (perhaps by the time you are reading this) Stardew Valley (for myself) and Snipperclips (for family multi-player). Additionally, on my radar (probably as Christmas list options) are Mario + Rabbids and Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Besides these games, what would you suggest? Is there a particular game that I should consider checking…