Prophecy, Miracles, Angels, and Heavenly Light?

Exploring the theological perspective of Adomnan, the book delves into Columba's mission to spread the Kingdom of God among the Picts and Scots. It raises critical questions about Adomnan's motivations—whether he adhered to popular beliefs in miracles as a means of validating sanctity and supporting political agendas, or if he possessed a deeper, more nuanced comprehension of the role of prophetic visions and miraculous events in establishing authority within his religious context.