Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: only useful as a set of notes but leaves a lot of gaps

This work certainly does not present any kind of compelling argument for Christianity. It reads like a set of footnotes used to make an argument, which is admittedly, the author's intention. For this it gets 2 stars instead of 1. However, the selected notes are still one-sided and simply reading them will not demonstrate to anyone with training in philosophy, history, or theology that Christianity is true. What one will get is a collection of opinions stated by various persons.The book shows no real appreciation for the advances in biblical scholarship and does not even really present arguments in outline form (as I mentioned, it just gives lists of opinions under each topic). Many of the quotes, though interesting, are not very helpful for constructing an argument and there seems to be an overreliance on secondary literature. A better, though not perfect, source would be Kreeft's "Handbook of Apologetics."