Miracles

Stuart makes the point that creating miracles in our lives is no more complicated than understanding the metaphysics of the Universal Law, which states that within human beings there lies an immense power . . . and this power is impartial and unemotional. And because that law is indestructible and therefore infinite, we know that the power used by miracle-makers in the past is still available today. Yet, in our modern society, we are brought up to believe only in those things we can logically understand. We are not taught that the Universal Law has limitless potential or that this power is at our disposal and can be used to work miracles in our lives.

From the author of Mere Christianity , the greatest Christian thinker of our time makes the case for miracles. No believer can deny the incarnation, through which God became Man. It is a central event of Christianity. It is also a miracle. A demonstration of the unique personal involvement of God in creation, to which every other miracle must be linked – despite going against the prevailing logic of our rationalist times. In this moving and inspirational book, C. S. Lewis challenges the cynicism of those who won’t allow for the possibility of a supernatural world and makes a case for miracles, providing a poetic and joyous affirmation that miracles really do occur in everyday lives.

Stuart makes the point that creating miracles in our lives is no more complicated than understanding the metaphysics of the Universal Law, which states that within human beings there lies an immense power . . . and this power is impartial and unemotional. And because that law is indestructible and therefore infinite, we know that the power used by miracle-makers in the past is still available today. Yet, in our modern society, we are brought up to believe only in those things we can logically understand. We are not taught that the Universal Law has limitless potential or that this power is at our disposal and can be used to work miracles in our lives.

From the author of Mere Christianity , the greatest Christian thinker of our time makes the case for miracles. No believer can deny the incarnation, through which God became Man. It is a central event of Christianity. It is also a miracle. A demonstration of the unique personal involvement of God in creation, to which every other miracle must be linked – despite going against the prevailing logic of our rationalist times. In this moving and inspirational book, C. S. Lewis challenges the cynicism of those who won’t allow for the possibility of a supernatural world and makes a case for miracles, providing a poetic and joyous affirmation that miracles really do occur in everyday lives.