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Published by Loyola Pr, 1995
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- Title
- Writing: A Way to Pray
- Author
- Arnold B. Cheyney
- Publisher
- Loyola Pr
- Publication year
- 1995
- Condition
- Fair
- Dust jacket
- No Jacket
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0829408134
- ISBN 13
- 9780829408133
- Item weight
- 0.45 pounds
In Writing - A Way to Pray Dr. Arnold Cheyney offers a practical method of writing as an act of prayer. He shows us how to pray with more meaning, thought, and imagination by writing with Scripture as our focus. This method differs from other kinds of prayer forms because it allows us to organize our thoughts and highlight ideas that would otherwise remain unexplored. The concept of praying through writing, based on the Ignatian tradition of exploring images to bring God into personal focus, involves reading Scripture, writing Scripture, and praying Scripture concurrently.
By writing our reflections on Scripture, we form a connection between God's word and its relevance to our lives. We are better able to understand Jesus' thoughts, comprehend the meaning of Scripture, and focus on the message of God. Cheyney offers several ways to apply writing to prayer, for example, writing stories, letters, poems, or scripts. A section at the end of the book contains practical applications of the methods discussed in the text.
By writing our reflections on Scripture, we form a connection between God's word and its relevance to our lives. We are better able to understand Jesus' thoughts, comprehend the meaning of Scripture, and focus on the message of God. Cheyney offers several ways to apply writing to prayer, for example, writing stories, letters, poems, or scripts. A section at the end of the book contains practical applications of the methods discussed in the text.
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About the Author
Arnold Cheyney is Emeritus Professor of Education at the University of Miami, Florida.
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