Angels, Mysteries, and Miracles

The book explores the reluctance of contemporary Christians, particularly liberal or progressive ones, to engage with the concepts of miracles and divine intervention. It highlights a preference for viewing God as a distant creator, while the supernatural, including discussions on angels, demons, and paranormal experiences, is often dismissed or avoided. The text challenges this trend, advocating for a more open theological dialogue about the mysterious aspects of faith and divine activity in the modern world.