A study of the role of miracles in the Bible and of the way in which changing concepts of faith and of revelation have altered the understanding of the miraculous. Lawton establishes the conflict between science and religion, and explores the profound effect that these arguments had on the perception of revelation, miracles, and other aspects of Christianity, which relied heavily on faith
Author Biography
John Stewart Lawton was sometime Fellow and Chaplain of Selwyn College, Cambridge, and examining Chaplain to the Bishop of Blackburn. He is also the author of Conflict in Christology: A Study of British and American Christology from 1889-1914 (1947) and Truths that Compelled: Contemporary Implications of Biblical Theology (1968).
