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Mental prayer is either contemplation or meditation, in which the sentiments expressed are one's own and usually kept to oneself rather than externalized.
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Mental prayer was either contemplation or meditation, in which the sentiments expressed is one's own and usually kept to oneself rather than externalized.
  
 
Mental prayer uses three powers of the soul:  the intellect, the memory, and the will.
 
Mental prayer uses three powers of the soul:  the intellect, the memory, and the will.
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Revision as of 23:02, July 14, 2007

Mental prayer was either contemplation or meditation, in which the sentiments expressed is one's own and usually kept to oneself rather than externalized.

Mental prayer uses three powers of the soul: the intellect, the memory, and the will.