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THE NATURE OF PRAYER . BY THE REV . DR . LYMAN ABBOTT , MONCURE D. CONWAY AND THE REV . DR . W. R. HUNTINGTON . I. THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW will not expect from any one of its contributors a philosophy of prayer : only from each one ...
THE NATURE OF PRAYER . BY THE REV . DR . LYMAN ABBOTT , MONCURE D. CONWAY AND THE REV . DR . W. R. HUNTINGTON . I. THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW will not expect from any one of its contributors a philosophy of prayer : only from each one ...
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But prayer is more than conscious communion with the invis- ible spirit of God : it is also expression to that Spirit . Adoration , reverence , worship , confession , all are prayer , even although the soul may not be conscious at the ...
But prayer is more than conscious communion with the invis- ible spirit of God : it is also expression to that Spirit . Adoration , reverence , worship , confession , all are prayer , even although the soul may not be conscious at the ...
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THE essence of prayer is to be sought in man's instinctive long- ing for companionship . In most discussions of the subject , the petitionary element in prayer is emphasized to excess . Tyndall's famous challenge contemplated that side ...
THE essence of prayer is to be sought in man's instinctive long- ing for companionship . In most discussions of the subject , the petitionary element in prayer is emphasized to excess . Tyndall's famous challenge contemplated that side ...
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