After 40 years studying the New Testament and immersing himself in the writings of George MacDonald, Michael Phillips tackles the controversial subject of the atonement. What did George MacDonald really believe about this pivotal and central doctrine of the Christian faith? The answers posed in this illuminating but controversial study will be radical to some readers, completely reasonable, logical, and scriptural to others. Few are likely to read this groundbreaking book and remain neutral. It is certain to rouse stimulating debate and heated discussion.

98 pages