Two Essays on Biblical and on Ecclesiastical Miracles

Exploring the nature of miracles, this collection features two essays by John Henry Newman that delve into their historical and theological significance. The essays analyze various criteria and evidence surrounding miracles in Scripture and early ecclesiastical history. Rich in detail, they cover topics such as the credibility and internal character of miracles, making it a valuable resource for those interested in Christian doctrine. The volume also includes a new biography of Newman, enhancing its appeal to readers and collectors of religious literature.