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The "Daily Telegraph" Prayers for This Life (Daily Telegraph Book)

by Christopher Howse (Editor)

Synopsis

Prayer is a hunger, a hunger this book will satisfy. Here is a collection of prayers of astonishing originality, drawing on Christopher Howse's amazingly erudite knowledge of the Christian tradition. Christian prayer rests on two foundations which give it its specific character: belief in the transcendent and personal nature of the God who is revealed in the Bible, and acceptance of the intimate relation of God and man made possible by the atoning work of the Incarnate Christ The book is for people who want to follow a life of Christian prayer. It includes prayers that readers will want to remember and make their own and others that will immediately inspire prayerful thoughts. Prayer is a two-way process, which relies in faith on God's willingness to bring the person praying into contact with him. This can start with spoken prayer and go much further. The prayers included have great literary merit and reflect the rich inheritance of the English-speaking Christian world, which has made its own the finest expressions of worship through the centuries. Here an enticing mixture of the familiar and the unknown and the book is ideal for private reading and devotion or for use in school, public assembly or Church.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 192
Edition: First Edition
Publisher: Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd.
Published: 23 Jun 2005

ISBN 10: 0826476422
ISBN 13: 9780826476425

Author Bio
Christopher Howse is assistant editor of The Daily Telegraph. He is the author of How We Saw It: a history of the world through the eyes of the Telegraph, marking its 150th anniversary. He also writes for The Spectator