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

This work offers a careful, step‑by‑step investigation of the miracles and prophetic claims that lie at the heart of Christianity. Drawing on the rigorous standards set by nineteenth‑century scholars, the author weighs the birth narratives, the recorded healings, and the prophecies against the evidence that surrounded the original witnesses. The aim is to show how a disciplined, almost scientific mindset can either reinforce or unsettle long‑held convictions.

Readers will find the discussion framed as a series of “tests,” each applying the same logical criteria to different aspects of the gospel story—from the miraculous events of Jesus’s life to the accounts of his resurrection. By separating emotional attachment from factual analysis, the book invites anyone wrestling with doubt to follow the arguments wherever they lead, without resorting to polemic or devotional language. It serves as a thoughtful companion for those who value both intellectual honesty and the historical roots of faith.