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Reflection Questions for
Reflection C. S. Lewis’ Letters to Malcolm: Chiefly on Prayer 1. Lewis argues for a lack of novelty in corporate worship. Do you
agree with
2. For Lewis, what is the importance of being known in prayer?
3. Lewis argues against the scrapping of petitionary prayer. What are
the
4. Why does Lewis believe that science does not have the potential
to make
5. Lewis argues against the notion that all mystic experiences
point to the same
6. What obstacles does Lewis see to adoration in prayer? Have you ever
7. What does Lewis see as the two extremes of penitential prayer? What
8. How does Lewis see forgiveness and being forgiven as two sides of
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