Do you pray because you think it can change an outcome, or because you feel like its the right thing to do?

Or do you pray at all?

-- Jesus (@ .), May 03, 2000

Answers

All of the above.

-- Eddie Lynch (davismover@aol.com), May 03, 2000.

Prayer puts me in contact with the love in the universe. It is a time of quiet communion, where I can find out all that is good for me and others. I pray because it relieves stress, because it helps me stop the constant noise, and because it helps me see life clearer. I rarely pray for anything specific, but I will send a prayer of support for all that ask-positive thoughts do make a difference.

-- FutureShock (gray@mater.think), May 03, 2000.

I have to admit that when I do I'm normally in some kind of BIG trouble. It works as a method towards feeling better, but I don't kid myself that I'll be receiving favors. I feel that God cares less about us being on our knees, than He does about us trying to help ourselves. I do alot of things that seem like the "right thing to do", but prayer is not one of them.

-- Gia (laureltree7@hotmail.com), May 04, 2000.