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The Magnetism of the Bible — Malcolm L. MacPhail (1909)
The Magnetism of the Bible — Malcolm L. MacPhail (1909)
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Edition Details
- Author
- Malcolm L. MacPhail
- Original publication year
- 1909
- Edition publication year
- 1909
- Available formats
- Digital PDF, Physical Book
- Subjects & traditions
- Christianity, Religion, Spirituality
Published in 1909, The Magnetism of the Bible by Malcolm L. MacPhail examines the enduring attraction and cultural influence of scripture.
MacPhail uses “magnetism” as a metaphor for the Bible’s power to draw readers, shape character, inspire devotion, and influence institutions across generations. He considers personal transformation, moral authority, literary force, historical endurance, and the capacity of biblical language to speak anew within changing circumstances.
The work belongs to the devotional and apologetic literature of the early twentieth century. It is less a study of occult magnetism than an argument for the Bible as a living source of religious and ethical influence.
Details
Author: Malcolm L. MacPhail
Publication year: 1909
Subjects: The Bible, Christian devotion, moral influence, scripture, religious culture, and apologetics
Available formats: PDF and Physical Book
Original volume
Available by Inquiry
Pricing for the original volume is provided upon request. The digital PDF remains available for direct purchase from this page.
