Works by
Greg Mackie
(Writer)

How Can We Forgive Murderers?: And Other Answers to Questions About a Course in Miracles (2003)
As a student of A Course In Miracles, have you ever had difficult questions about its lofty, but sometimes inscrutable, teachings? Have you ever wondered how those teachings could be applied to your life? If so, this book can help, for it provides answers to students' actual questions about Course theory, practice, and application.

It will help you:

• Get a clearer understanding of difficult theoretical issues

• Apply the Course to down-to-earth issues, such as sex, money, depression, and addictions

• Access the Holy Spirit's guidance

• Deal constructively with negative emotions

• Heal your relationships

• Forgive the "unforgivable"

Filled with 32 detailed and insightful answers to perplexing questions, as well as practical tips for how to apply those answers, this is a book that every Course student and teacher will want to read.

One Course, Two Visions: A Comparison of the Teachings of the Circle of Atonement and Ken Wapnick on A Course In Miracles (2004) by Allen Watson, Greg Mackie, and Robert Perry
A Course In Miracles has emerged within our lifetime as an authoritative spiritual text. Yet what does it really say? In the Course's brief history, two comprehensive visions have been offered, each by respected teachers and organizations, each based on many years of personal dedication and scholarly investigation. One vision comes from Kenneth Wapnick and the Foundation for A Course in Miracles (FACIM).The other comes from Robert Perry and his colleagues at the Circle of Atonement.

One might assume that these visions would differ only in the details; yet in fact they diverge dramatically, leading to different ways of approaching, understanding, and living the Course. These differences have naturally led to confusion for Course students. The purpose of this book is to clear up that confusion. It addresses how the two visions relate to each other, delineating both their similarities and their differences. It then goes on to explore the key differences, and how they impact the Course student's life.