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Post by Eva Yojimbo on Jun 18, 2017 17:14:18 GMT
Because there's not much fundamental difference between prayer and meditation; the biggest is that in the former you think someone's listening. You don't have to do anything differently for meditation than you do for prayer. I'm not sure which of the "surprising" benefits you think would be unique to prayer. I'd say that accounts for a vanishingly small minority of believers. Further, there can be negatives when you substitute a belief in God for doing practical things that could make a bigger impact on whatever it is you want to accomplish; ie, praying for healing VS getting medical treatment. Regardless we still shouldn't be criticising praying or a belief in a god becuase the problem is divine command theory and thinking god will do it all for you or at least thinking it is a possibility he will. You lost me here.
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