Supernatural Religion, Vol. 1 by Walter Richard Cassels is a significant scholarly work that critically examines the foundations of Christianity. Written in the late 19th century, this volume investigates the historicity of the New Testament and the origins of Christian beliefs, questioning the supernatural aspects traditionally accepted by believers. Cassels meticulously analyzes biblical texts, aiming to distinguish between the historical Jesus and the theological constructs that emerged in early Christianity. He challenges the authenticity of miracles, resurrection narratives, and other elements deemed supernatural, offering a rationalist perspective that emphasizes human development over divine intervention. Divided into sections, the book features detailed discussions on various texts, contexts, and interpretations, appealing to both scholars and lay readers interested in religious history. Cassels’ rigorous approach invites readers to reconsider their understanding of faith through the lens of critical scholarship, making it a foundational text in the study of religious skepticism and biblical...