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In Soul of Prayer, P.T. Forsyth boldly asserts, the worst sin is prayerlessness, setting the stage for an enlightening exploration of prayer. He argues that studying prayer is, in itself, a form of prayer that can deepen our practice. Combining his insights as both a theologian and a pastor, Forsyth thoughtfully unravels the complexities of prayer—challenging assumptions, affirming beliefs, and providing profound insights that resonate with both seekers and practitioners alike. (Summary by Paul Mazumdar)

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The Soul of Prayer was written by P. T. Forsyth (1848 - 1921), a British Nonconformist minister and author of 25 books and 260 articles. In this work, the author discusses the philosophical and scriptural principles relating to the prayer life of believers. He expounds on the inwardness, the naturalness, and the timelessness of prayer, and considers the vicariousness and the insistency of the practice. The Soul of Prayer serves as an in-depth resource for the earnest seeker on how to cultivate and maintain a fruitful prayer life.