
Supernatural Religion (Discovering the Reality of Divine Revelation)
Vol. 1-3By Walter Richard CasselsLength42h 11m
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Walter Richard Cassels' 'Supernatural Religion' is a significant text in the field of religious studies that challenges the historical accuracy and authenticity of the Bible. Through meticulous research and critical analysis, Cassels delves into the origins of Christian beliefs and questions the validity of supernatural elements in religious texts. Written in a scholarly and investigative style, the book examines the evolution of religious doctrines and the construction of theological narratives, providing readers with a thought-provoking exploration of the intersection between faith and reason in Christian tradition. Cassels' insightful commentary offers a fresh perspective on the role of divine revelation and its impact on religious scholarship, making 'Supernatural Religion' a must-read for those interested in the historical and philosophical aspects of Christianity. As a prominent skeptic and theologian, Cassels' work challenges traditional beliefs and calls for a reevaluation of the foundations of Christian faith, prompting readers to reconsider their understanding of supernatural phenomena and religious truths.
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Publish dateMay 7, 2021
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Table of contents
1Treatise On the Soul and the Resurrection
2Volume 1
3PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION.
4PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION.
5INTRODUCTION.
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6AN INQUIRY INTO THE REALITY OF DIVINE REVELATION.
7PART I.
8CHAPTER I. MIRACLES IN RELATION TO CHRISTIANITY
9CHAPTER II. MIRACLES IN RELATION TO THE ORDER OF NATURE
10CHAPTER III. REASON IN RELATION TO THE ORDER OF NATURE
11CHAPTER IV. THE AGE OF MIRACLES
12CHAPTER V. THE PERMANENT STREAM OF MIRACULOUS PRETENSION
13CHAPTER VI. MIRACLES IN RELATION TO IGNORANCE AND SUPERSTITION
14PART II. THE SYNOPTIC GOSPELS
15INTRODUCTION.
16CHAPTER I. CLEMENT OF ROME—THE EPISTLE OF BARNABAS—THE PASTOR OF HERMAS
17CHAPTER II. THE EPISTLES OF IGNATIUS—THE EPISTLE OF POLYCARP
18CHAPTER III. JUSTIN MARTYR (pt. 1)
19CHAPTER III. JUSTIN MARTYR (pt. 2)
20CHAPTER IV. HEGESIPPUS—PAPIAS OF HIERAPOLIS.
21Volume 2
22AN INQUIRY INTO THE REALITY OF DIVINE REVELATION.
23PART II.
24CHAPTER V. THE CLEMENTINES—THE EPISTLE TO DIOGNETUS
25CHAPTER VI. BASILIDES—VALENTINUS.
26CHAPTER VII. MARCION
27CHAPTER VIII. TATIAN—DIONYSIUS OF CORINTH
28CHAPTER IX. MELITO OF SARDIS—CLAUDIUS APOLLINARIS—ATHENAGORAS—THE EPISTLE OF VIENNE AND LYONS.
29CHAPTER X. PTOLEMÆUS AND HERACLEON—CELSUS—THE CANON OF MURATORI—RESULTS.
30PART III. THE FOURTH GOSPEL
31CHAPTER I. THE EXTERNAL EVIDENCE (pt. 1)
32CHAPTER I. THE EXTERNAL EVIDENCE (pt. 2)
33CHAPTER II. AUTHORSHIP AND CHARACTER OF THE FOURTH GOSPEL (pt. 1)
34CHAPTER II. AUTHORSHIP AND CHARACTER OF THE FOURTH GOSPEL (pt. 2)
35Volume 3
36SUPERNATURAL RELIGION: AN INQUIRY INTO THE REALITY OF DIVINE REVELATION
37PART IV. THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES
38CHAPTER I. THE EXTERNAL EVIDENCE
39CHAPTER II. EVIDENCE REGARDING THE AUTHORSHIP
40CHAPTER III. DESIGN AND COMPOSITION
41CHAPTER IV. PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY.
42CHAPTER V. STEPHEN THE MARTYR
43CHAPTER VI. PHILIP AND THE EUNUCH. PETER AND CORNELIUS.
44CHAPTER VII. PAUL THE APOSTLE OF THE GENTILES (pt. 1)
45CHAPTER VII. PAUL THE APOSTLE OF THE GENTILES (pt. 2)
46PART V. THE DIRECT EVIDENCE FOR MIRACLES
47CHAPTER I. THE EPISTLES AND THE APOCALYPSE
48CHAPTER II. THE EVIDENCE OF PAUL
49PART VI. THE RESURRECTION AND ASCENSION
50CHAPTER I. THE RELATION OF EVIDENCE TO SUBJECT