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    Prayer Sermon Outline Prayers of the righteous vs. prayers of the pagan (Mt. 6: 5-15) Jesus contrasts two very different motivations and bases for prayer. There is a way not to pray and a way not to pray. Don’t pray as the pagans pray. Pray as a Christian. The pagans do what they do for the praise of the world. I. When you pray, don’t be like the hypocrites who love to pray publicly on street corners and in the synagogues where everyone can see them. I tell you the truth that is all the reward they

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    Prayers are not recipes or formulae, they are love poems. They need not be factual, but they must be true. I originally came across ‘Beginner’s Grace’ while working as a chaplain intern at Beth Israel Hospital in New York City. I had found myself at a loss as to how to best pray with my Christian patients. It was a confusing experience for me, as I’d considered myself to be very comfortable with the prayer practices of my own Buddhist tradition. Consequently, I began to search for resources that

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    Introduction Prayer is an essential discipline of the Christian faith. History and cultural differences show us that many people engage in many different ways and techniques to pray and communicate with God. How do you find the right way for you? Summarise your original understanding of the discipline before the course started Having been a Christian for many years I thought that I had a fair knowledge of what it meant to pray. I was amazed and humbled by the idea that through Jesus’ restorative

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    community, it serves humans to see the similarities between the faiths that can divide us. On such similarity exists between the rituals of the Christian Rosary and the Buddhist tradition of Prayer Wheels, both are physical guides for repetitive prayers and personal reflection and meditation. The Catholic tradition of the Rosary is a long held practice of Marian prayer which dates back millennia. The tradition of the

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    Osorto 14 Introduction Engaging in spiritual practices is part of our Christian story, practices are “those cooperative human activities through which we, as individuals and as communities, grow and develop in moral character and substance.”[footnoteRef:1] Through these various practices, we grow in our faith and understanding of God in the world, in community and our lives. At the crossroads of our Christian practices, we see that "God is the agency who makes the story and who is revealed through

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    St. Teresa of Avila: The Unperfect Saint

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    y Ahumada lived in Avila, Spain where she was born in 1515 and lived during the Reformation until her death at age 67. She was canonized in 1622, forty years after her death. St. Teresa's grandmother was forced to be converted from a Jew into a Christian during the Inquisition. Without her

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    In late 2015 one of the most riveting, highly viewed films among the Christian community was a movie entitled the “War Room”. The premise of the movie is the power of prayer. The storyline depicts a realistic situation where the enemy moves in and seeks to devour. It's about the power of the faithful believer, and how to show others that God is in control. It also displays some of the biggest struggles we face in our everyday lives

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    The Posture of Prayer: An Islamic and Christian Perspective Communication: The Basis of Life Islam, Judaism and Christianity are three of the world’s great monotheistic faiths. They share not only many of the same holy sites, such as Jerusalem, and prophets and patriarchs, such as Abraham; but also the many practices and beliefs such as prayer, ablutions, and strong familial ties of the patriarch and others before him. Collectively, scholars refer to these three religions as the Abrahamic faiths

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    board there were children on the board who were all different races, Caucasian, Asian, Indian etc. Redemption Nursery school is a private Christian school and there are only about five classes at this school, so they do not have assembly programs, the only assembly like program the school has the children go to church once a month, so they children that are Christian are embracing their culture. They do go on trips, but the trips do not embrace the cultures of others. I thought the assignment and projects

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    Reflection Paper: Prayer and Character Development Twila S. Cooper Theology 104 November 16, 2012 Professor White INTRODUCTION The purpose of this paper is to reveal a direct correlation between prayer and character development. It is crucial that Christians fully understand this tool that has been put in place in order for us to be able to communicate with the Lord, our Creator. Praying and communing with the Lord leads to and builds not only a stronger relationship

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