"Supernatural Religion, Vol. II (of III): An Inquiry into the Reality of Divine Revelation" by Walter Richard Cassels delves into a critical examination of the New Testament and the foundations of Christian history. This volume forms part of a larger, comprehensive inquiry into the concept of divine revelation, rigorously exploring the historical and textual bases of religious belief.

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