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God and you
Book • 1949
In 'God and You: Personal Prayer as Friendship,' William A. Barry delves into the profound relationship between personal prayer and genuine friendship, suggesting that the two are deeply interconnected.
Barry explores the dynamics of friendship—such as honesty, vulnerability, and mutual support—and applies these principles to one's relationship with God. By framing prayer as a dialogue between friends, Barry offers insights into fostering a more intimate and meaningful connection with the divine.
He encourages readers to approach prayer not as a formal duty, but as a heartfelt conversation with a trusted companion.
Through this unique perspective, the book seeks to deepen the reader's understanding of prayer and enrich their spiritual life.
Barry explores the dynamics of friendship—such as honesty, vulnerability, and mutual support—and applies these principles to one's relationship with God. By framing prayer as a dialogue between friends, Barry offers insights into fostering a more intimate and meaningful connection with the divine.
He encourages readers to approach prayer not as a formal duty, but as a heartfelt conversation with a trusted companion.
Through this unique perspective, the book seeks to deepen the reader's understanding of prayer and enrich their spiritual life.
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James Martin
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Bonus: Season 2 Survey + The Spiritual Life with Father James Martin, S.J.
