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The Seaboard Parish Volume 2

By George MacDonald

(3.5 stars) β€’ 10 reviews

In a small coastal town, a family's heartfelt conversations reveal their struggles with faith, healing, and the search for deeper meaning in a world filled with uncertainty.

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2005-07-01
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Summary

"The Seaboard Parish Volume 2" by George MacDonald is a 19th-century story that looks closely at how people grow spiritually, how communities work, and how complicated faith can be, all shown through the lives of people living in a town by the sea. The book starts with Wynnie, Connie, and their dad having serious talks about believing in God and what it means to suffer, showing us the problems they have inside and with each other. One Sunday evening, they talk about not being sure about their faith and how things happening around them affect their spiritual lives. They discuss how important faith is, feeling close to God, and how our bodies can affect our feelings and spirits. Wynnie feels like she's not good enough and wants to understand her faith better, while Connie tries to match the beauty of nature with what she believes. Their father pushes them to overcome problems, highlighting how faith and a personal relationship with God can change them. The book is all about finding bigger meanings and what it means to be human when it comes to faith and getting better.

About the Author

George MacDonald was a Scottish author, poet and Christian Congregational minister. He became a pioneering figure in the field of modern fantasy literature and the mentor of fellow-writer Lewis Carroll. In addition to his fairy tales, MacDonald wrote several works of Christian theology, including several collections of sermons.

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