Miracles

"Miracles: Papers and Sermons Contributed to the Guardian" is a collection of theological essays and sermons addressing the concept of miracles. Featuring contributions from prominent religious figures such as Henry Scott Holland, Walter Lock, W. Sanday, Arthur C. Headlam, and H.H. Williams, this volume delves into various perspectives on miracles within a Christian framework.

Originally published in 1911, the book offers insights into early 20th-century religious thought, providing readers with a historical and theological exploration of faith, reason, and the supernatural. The included papers and sermons provide varied viewpoints, stimulating reflection on the nature and significance of miracles in religious belief and practice.

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