This collection of essays by Joseph Barber Lightfoot provides a critical analysis of the arguments presented in the controversial book 'Supernatural Religion' by Walter Richard Cassels. Lightfoot approaches the topic from a historical and biblical perspective, defending traditional Christian beliefs against the skeptical claims of Cassels. A must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of religion and philosophy.

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