Supernatural Religion, Vol. 2 (of 3) by Walter Richard Cassels is a critical examination of the origins of Christianity and the supernatural claims associated with it. In this volume, Cassels delves deeper into the historical context, scrutinizing the development of religious texts and the narratives surrounding the life of Jesus. He explores the role of myth and legend in shaping early Christian beliefs, arguing against the literal interpretation of miraculous events. His analytical approach invites readers to consider the socio-political factors that influenced the formation of religious doctrine in the early church. This volume is a significant contribution to theological discourse, encouraging critical thinking about the intersection of faith and history. Cassels' rigorous methodology and scholarly insight make this work a compelling read for anyone interested in the foundations of Christianity and the evolution of supernatural beliefs. It stands as a thought-provoking exploration of faith's complexities and the historical...