Yielding To Christianity

Drawing from Revelation (2:17), George MacDonald describes the individual relationship we each have with God. He writes:“Not only then has each man his individual relation to God, but each man has his peculiar relation to God. He is to God a peculiar being, made after his own fashion, and that of no one else; for when he is perfected he shall receive the new name which no one else can understand. …This or that man… Continue reading →

George MacDonald wrote:“I will try, in a few words, to give the ground on which I find it possible to accept miracles. … All I want to show here is a conceivable region in which a miracle might take place without violence done to the order of things. Our power of belief depends greatly on our power of imagining a region in which such things might be. … No miracle was needful for himself [Jesus].… Continue reading →