Having begun his professional life believing in the promise of communism, British journalist Malcolm Muggeridge abandoned this utopian dream in the 1930s. Coming to Christ in 1969, he emerged as a cultural critic who saw groundless vanity in suggestions that human achievement or human error could save or ruin everything. Lord Jesus was the glorious, […]

Having begun his professional life believing in the promise of communism, British journalist Malcolm Muggeridge abandoned this utopian dream in the 1930s. Coming to Christ in 1969, he emerged as a cultural critic who saw groundless vanity in suggestions that human achievement or human error could save or ruin everything. Lord Jesus was the glorious, redemptive constant,