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Gospel of the Third Dimension

Obviously, removing the supernatural from the Bible touches the foundation facts of the Christian faith: the incarnation and. resurrection of Christ. And it is interesting to observe that even scholars who engage in the demythologizing ‘process take issue with one another over their treatment of these, crucial matters. Yet the dilemma seems to be that if one does not retain the incarnation and resurrection of Christ as actual events, he is hard put to account for the Christian faith. On the other hand, if he accepts them as actual events he has retained the supernatural in the Bible at points where it will be embarrassing to the “modern mind.” Further, supernaturalism seems to be so interwoven into the Bible that one may legitimately wonder whether the surgery removing it can be performed without killing the patient.