SUPERNATURAL RELIGION:

AN INQUIRY INTO THE REALITY OF DIVINE REVELATION

By Walter Richard Cassels

In Three Volumes: Vol. III.

Complete Edition. Carefully Revised. London: Longmans, Green, And Co., 1879.

"Credulity is as real, if not so great, a sin as unbelief."

Archbishop Trench.

"The abnegation of reason is not the evidence of faith, but the confession of despair."

Canon Lightfoot.

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Original Table of Contents: [iii] [iv]

CONTENTS

SUPERNATURAL RELIGION: AN INQUIRY INTO THE REALITY OF DIVINE REVELATION

PART IV. THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES

CHAPTER I. THE EXTERNAL EVIDENCE

CHAPTER II. EVIDENCE REGARDING THE AUTHORSHIP

CHAPTER III. DESIGN AND COMPOSITION

CHAPTER IV. PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY.

CHAPTER V. STEPHEN THE MARTYR

CHAPTER VI. PHILIP AND THE EUNUCH. PETER AND CORNELIUS.

CHAPTER VII. PAUL THE APOSTLE OF THE GENTILES

PART V. THE DIRECT EVIDENCE FOR MIRACLES

CHAPTER I. THE EPISTLES AND THE APOCALYPSE

CHAPTER II. THE EVIDENCE OF PAUL

PART VI. THE RESURRECTION AND ASCENSION

CHAPTER I. THE RELATION OF EVIDENCE TO SUBJECT

CHAPTER II. THE EVIDENCE OF THE GOSPELS

CHAPTER III. THE EVIDENCE OF PAUL

CONCLUSIONS.