“I came about like a well-handled
ship,” said Robert Louis Stevenson of a
decisive period in his life. “There stood
at the wheel that unknown steersman
whom
we cal! God.”
Stevenson spoke of God as the unknown steersman turning his ship during a decisive period.
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