What is the purpose of prayer? I see all the time notable and otherwise intelligent people asking people to pray for their loved ones or for help or whatever. I'm not an atheist I just don't understand why people think sitting silently and asking God for something in your head is going to do anything at all.
What is the purpose of prayer...
Dylan Russell
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Cooper Gonzalez
Love of the creator who gave you life
Asher Sanders
>I just don't understand why people think sitting silently and asking God for something in your head is going to do anything at all.
They don't. No one's ever thought this in the history of religion, either organized religion or pagan religions, or cults, or whatever. Religiosity is not a matter of belief.
Nathaniel Davis
it is a good thing that Trump is downplaying the virus because it means that all the Prog lemmings who just contradict everything he says will finally start taking it seriously instead of calling quarantine fascist. It might already be way too late though.
Jacob Ramirez
>they sat with their heads down for 30 seconds
>we're doomed
Evan Turner
I pray for guidance, grace, forgiveness, and a growing faith in myself and others.
One does not pray for the material gifts. Prayer is not a birthday wish.
Blake Gomez
Do you know nothing about animal magnetism? Prayer redirects impalpable forces and coalesces them behind you, increasing your vital vibrations' frequencies, so that you're able to accomplish more.
Brayden Martin
Remember, these faggots know Pence and his team don’t just pray and call it a day. Faggots hate religion and don’t want to see it represented, even by individuals of their own free will, in any area of government or public policy. It is an affront to their right to faggotry. They want to see religious people wiped out.
Mason James
Okay fine, but what are they actually *doing*? Take the example of someones loved one being in the hospital and they ask people to pray for them. What is the aim?
Tyler White
people crave feeling meritorious or pious when they get out of their orgies. However, people hate to put any effort into actually changing their demeritorious habits, so they created the spook that thinking for 5 minutes about something else than their desires will get them virtue points.