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'''Ravi Zacharias''' is a [[Christian]] apologist and teacher. He is the president of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM), which is headquartered in Norcross, Georgia. He also hosts the weekly radio program "Let My People Think" heard on over 1500 stations worldwide. [[Chuck Colson]] described Ravi as "the great apologist of our time".<ref>[http://www.evangelicaloutpost.com/archives/001083.html The Evangelical Outpost: Bio of Ravi Zacharias]</ref>

'''Ravi Zacharias''' ( born 1946) is a [[Christian]] apologist and teacher. He is the president of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM), which is headquartered in Norcross, Georgia. He also hosts the weekly radio program "Let My People Think" heard on over 1500 stations worldwide. [[Chuck Colson]] described Ravi as "the great apologist of our time".<ref>[http://www.evangelicaloutpost.com/archives/001083.html The Evangelical Outpost: Bio of Ravi Zacharias]</ref>

Zacharias was raised in a nominally Christian family in [[India]] that attended a "liberal-minded church", where Zacharias stated that he "d[id]n't ever recall hearing the gospel preached".  He did not accept [[Jesus Christ]] as his Lord and Savior until the gospel was presented to him after a failed [[suicide]] attempt in his late teenage years. He eventually transformed this second chance at life into a love for God and for the practice of [[apologetics]]. <ref>[[Lee Strobel]], ''The Case for Faith'', Zondervan 2000 </ref>

Zacharias was raised in a nominally Christian family in [[India]] that attended a "liberal-minded church", where Zacharias stated that he "d[id]n't ever recall hearing the gospel preached".  He did not accept [[Jesus Christ]] as his Lord and Savior until the gospel was presented to him after a failed [[suicide]] attempt in his late teenage years. He eventually transformed this second chance at life into a love for God and for the practice of [[apologetics]]. <ref>[[Lee Strobel]], ''The Case for Faith'', Zondervan 2000 </ref>