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An editor’s introduction and memoir frame a sustained critical examination of the miraculous elements in the Gospels and early Christian testimony. The work assesses rival explanations such as hallucination theories, scrutinizes the conversion and testimony of Paul, identifies ill-judged defensive methods and instances of disingenuous argument on both sides, and explores practical difficulties raised by opponents. It closes with reflections on the Christian ideal and a concluding appraisal, supplemented by an appendix that collects supporting material and further commentary.
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