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Prayer and piety are inseparable. Religion is the intercourse of the soul with God, of which prayer is the expression. Prayer is not therefore simply one of many other features or duties of religion; but is essential to its existence, and the practice of it has always been co-extensive with anything worthy of its name.
Newman Hall — Newman Hall, The Lord's Prayer: A Practical Meditation (Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark, 1883), "I. — Prayer Reasonable and Useful," p. 4.
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