Steve Sedberry is a corporate attorney whose career path included a few detours before he reached his final destination of law practice. A business executive for almost twenty years, he left the corporate world, started over and followed his lifelong dream of law school.
Steve’s path to Christianity took a few detours as well. He first became a Christian as a young boy in Houston, Texas. At the age of 37, after many spiritual ups and downs, he fully committed his life to God.
In The Reasonable Person- Due Process of Law, Logic and Faith, he uses the same legal analytical tools that he uses in law practice to analyze the claims of Christianity. His non-traditional path provides him with a unique perspective on many of the common misconceptions about Christian faith.
Steve is also the author of the legal education book entitled, Law School Labyrinth- The Guide to Making the Most of Your Legal Education (Kaplan Publishing, 1st Ed. March 31, 2009; 2d Ed. May 3, 2011).
Steve’s path to Christianity took a few detours as well. He first became a Christian as a young boy in Houston, Texas. At the age of 37, after many spiritual ups and downs, he fully committed his life to God.
In The Reasonable Person- Due Process of Law, Logic and Faith, he uses the same legal analytical tools that he uses in law practice to analyze the claims of Christianity. His non-traditional path provides him with a unique perspective on many of the common misconceptions about Christian faith.
Steve is also the author of the legal education book entitled, Law School Labyrinth- The Guide to Making the Most of Your Legal Education (Kaplan Publishing, 1st Ed. March 31, 2009; 2d Ed. May 3, 2011).
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