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People who pray are those who break through, who hold on, who stand in the gap, who will not be silent, and even who change history. But they are also those who wait in the silence, sometimes in the sorrows, who contemplate His beauty, and stand in awe. The Discipline of Intimacy looks at the dynamic paradox of prayer: knowing how to be still and silent but also how to plead and speak. Knowing...
advancement leave them empty too. Others want to live consciously non-religious lives, but they are shrivelling up daily in an urban desert, ‘Living, living and partly living,’ as T.S. Eliot put it. 4 Even atheist philosopher Bertrand Russell admitted his malaise: ‘That God is dead, that I cannot deny. But that my whole being cries out for God: that I can never forget’. This is the paradox that defines the world. But in the depth of this spiritual winter, I have had the joy of seeing a new generation
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