How will unbelievers answer the case for the Gospels in Too Good to be False? We haven't heard from major skeptics yet, though I'm sure that's coming.

In the meantime we have clues, and I have a prediction: Some will say they see reality in the life of Christ like they've never seen before, and they'll turn to Christ. Others, though, will harden themselves against him, contributing further to the polarization between committed believers and committed atheists.

Jesus said, "If they hated me, they will hate you also" (John 15:18). Yet he's worth following no matter what.

Links mentioned:

• One skeptic's review (see the comments below the article) after reading the entire Too Good to be False.
• Studying Reviews of Stephen C. Meyer's Signature in the Cell.