experienced by the creature, and thence there filters into consciousness some response to the Unseen; an act of loving attention, a submission, a supplication. Here is the beginning of prayer, and hence it spreads to include at last every level of our being, every aspect of our existence, and bring into conscious expression its fundamental relation with God. This is a conception of prayer which we easily forget; for the cheap fussiness of the anthropocentric life has even invaded our religion. There
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