Frank Wright examines how modernism strips Christ of His divinity by treating the Gospels as evolving myths rather than divine revelation. Chapter Five of A Catechism of Modernism reveals how modernist theology uses historical criticism to reduce Christianity to a set of human experiences, emptied of supernatural truth. This method, Frank warns, creates a religion that keeps the appearance of faith while discarding the Person it’s built upon. As Christ is reinterpreted to fit modern ideologies, doctrine becomes negotiable, and worship becomes hollow.