The cardinal point in the present discussion the reality not
of miracles, but of the supernatural.--Fallacy of pointing
to physical events as essential characteristics of
supernatural Revelation.--The character of a revelation
determined not by its circumstances, but by its
contents.--Moral nature supernatural to physical.--Nature a
hierarchy of natures.--Supernatural Religion historically
attested by the moral development it generates.--Transfer
of its distinctive note from moral ideals to physical
marvels a costly error.--Jesus' miracles _a_ revelation, of
a type common with others before and after.--The unique
Revelation of Jesus was in the higher realm of divine ideas
and ideals.--These, while unrealized in human life, still
exhibit the fact of a supernatural Revelation.--The
distinction of natural and supernatural belongs to the
period of moral progress up to the spiritual maturity of
man in the image of God.--The divine possibilities of
humanity, imaged in Jesus, revealed as our inheritance and
our prize. 131