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The phenomenology of prayer

Book • 2004
Norman Wirzba's "The Phenomenology of Prayer" offers a profound exploration of prayer as a way of being, rather than merely a set of practices.

Wirzba delves into the embodied nature of prayer, emphasizing its connection to our physical and emotional experiences.

He challenges traditional notions of prayer as petition or supplication, instead highlighting its role in cultivating attentiveness, responsibility, and a deeper relationship with the world.

The book explores the transformative power of prayer to shape our perception and our engagement with the divine and the created order.

It's a significant contribution to theological and philosophical discussions on prayer.

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Fuller as one of the best prayer books he's ever read.
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