Course In Miracles by Mary Ellen Schucman

 

A Course in Miracles by Helen Schucman is a 1974 book by Helena Schucman. The underlying premise is that whatever "conscious" part of a person's mind is involved is also involved in the working of "God's" miraculous acts. Schucman claims that this book was dictated to her by Christ, word for word.

She goes into great detail as to how Christ used his voice, words, gestures and the like to manifest the desires of the Father to the Son. It is amazing, indeed, how she relates to the workings of God to the earthly realm. A course in miracles is very short and the material is simple. It does not offer much depth of information, but it offers a great deal of good information nonetheless. It also covers the basics of personal development.

What I like best about this book is its detailed account of how Christ healed the woman with the withered hand. It is very simple, but is an incredibly important aspect of how Christ worked. It is very clear and to the point. This is what I look for in a text on the subject.

A course in miracles is not intended to be a comprehensive text on healing or spirituality. However, the information is clear and it does offer a lot of information to someone looking to improve their life.

I am not sure why some people consider the Book of Christian History as a part of the course. However, it is certainly part of it. I suppose one could call this a "Course in Christian History" but not a Course in Miracles. It is a text that provides a history of Christianity and how Christianity has evolved. It is certainly a very interesting book. It touches on some of the issues of faith in general.

If you are interested in a more comprehensive introduction to Christianity, it is not a bad idea to check out Course in Miracles. It is an excellent text, although it may not be the best for a class in general faith.

This course does have some very interesting facts and stories. It may even be able to change the way you think about some of your beliefs. It is a very interesting read.

As a note, I would recommend that anyone who is considering taking Course in Miracles to review the book first with an unbiased third party before committing to the purchase. You do not want to end up making a bad choice.

Course in Miracles is a great book for anyone who wants to find answers to their questions or just get a deeper understanding of their religious beliefs. It is a quick and easy read and is well worth the money.