So I think it makes sense that Jesus was telling the truth when He said He is the way to God. A loving God would never torture people in hell. To explain this, he interviewed Dr. J.P. Moorland, a philosopher who is an expert in this area. But the punishment is not the torture. The punishment of hell is the separation from God, bringing shame, anguish and regret.
Church history is littered with oppression and violence.
To explain this, Strobel interviewed Dr. John Woodbridge of Trinity Seminary, a leading expert on church history. Dr. Woodbridge points out that while atrocities have been done in the name of Jesus, people who had lost their spiritual way did them. Jesus would have never permitted, or agreed for such atrocities to take place, because they are contrary to His teachings, and to the way He wants us to live. I still have doubts, so I can't be a Christian. Some people feel that because they have some doubts or questions about the Christian faith, they can't be Christians.