The Quest for Signs and Faith

This chapter examines the theological struggle of William E. McClellan, who experienced miracles yet grappled with his faith, highlighting the tension between seeking divine signs and true belief. It emphasizes that while signs may support faith, they do not ensure lasting commitment, illustrated through McClellan's journey from conversion to excommunication. The discussion contrasts sincere seeking for reassurance with excessive demands for signs, underscoring the importance of faith as a prerequisite for receiving spiritual confirmation.