The Two Tests: The Supernatural Claims of Christianity Tried by Two of Its Own Rules

"The Two Tests: The Supernatural Claims of Christianity Tried by Two of Its Own Rules’' by Lionel Lisle is a late 1800s analysis that questions Christianity's supernatural components. It asks the reader to examine the truthfulness of Christian beliefs. Lisle uses modern thinking to examine the stories from the New Testament of the birth and miracles of Jesus. He wants people to think rationally about their faith. He looks at earlier scholars and asks if stories of supernatural things, like Jesus' birth and miracles, can be trusted. He questions if the Gospel writers were truthful. He points out disagreements in their stories and a lack of people who saw these events. Lisle pushes readers to question everything they believe about Christian ideas by carefully reviewing all the facts.