Paul Faber, Surgeon
(Author) George MacDonaldOriginally published in 1878, Paul Faber, Surgeon is the second in MacDonald's classic "Wingfold Trilogy." Wingfold, at last a curate of solid faith which he has made real through a rigorous search for truth, encounters atheist Paul Faber. Both men's stories are journeys of faith, although Faber experiences no religious conversion. As MacDonald says of him in the end, "He was growing, and that is all we can require of any man."
George MacDonald
George MacDonald was a 19th-century Scottish author best known for his fantasy novel "Phantastes." His works are characterized by their spiritual depth, imagination, and moral lessons. MacDonald's influence on literature, particularly the fantasy genre, can be seen in the works of authors like C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien.
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