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Prayer Reveals Belief: Images of God from Hospital Prayers

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Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology Contemporary Christian Leadership and Education Religious and Theological Studies

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Observes that prayers are the words of God's people spoken to God. They are also words which people speak about God. Examines a sample of prayers written by patients or family members in an open format book in a hospital chapel for what is revealed about the writers' beliefs about God.

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