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Coping Without Prayer

Posted by CelticBear on September 14th, 2006

Some time ago I poster: Turning to God, Will It Happen? in which I ponder if in times of extreme anxiety I might revert to the emotional crutch and conditioned response of prayer asking for something.

On that subject, “The Agnostic Mom” recently posted an article on the “Institute for Humanist Studies” the article:

Agnostic Mom: Coping With Parental Difficulties

in which SHE discusses what she does to find relief from stress and anxiety, especially in some very rough times she’s having as a mother of a child with a medical illness, without reverting to prayer.

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