Praying with the Church: Following Jesus Daily, Hourly, Today by Scot Mcknight - 2006-05-02

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Paraclete Press (MA), May 2006. Paper Back. New. 'Fixed-hour prayer (also known as liturgical prayer, the Divine Office, the divine hours, or the <i>Opus Dei</i>) consists of set prayers at certain times throughout the day. Praying with the Church in this manner establishes a rhythm and a deeper awareness of one's day and the thoughts, struggles, and graces that shape it. Religion professor Scot McKnight has written a primer on why it is both profitable and necessary for Christians of all stripes to join themselves to the Church. Naming himself a low-church Protestant, McKnight does little to hide his tendency toward <i>sola scriptura</i> and understandably starts with Jesus. Several chapters are devoted to praying with Jesus before McKnight launches into the prayer traditions of the Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholic, and Anglican churches. He also includes a chapter on <i>The Divine Hours</i>, a mostly ecumenical and user-friendly manual of prayer that… Read More

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