Unspoken Sermons

The theological heart of the great Scottish storyteller. In these essays — 'The Consuming Fire,' 'Justice,' 'The Last Farthing' — MacDonald preaches a God whose very fire is love, whose punishment is purification, and from whom no soul is finally lost. Too universalist for the Calvinism he was raised in, he became the wider hope's poet; C. S. Lewis later called him 'my master,' and through Lewis his vision reached millions more.

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