Wow & Wow! This comes at a really good time for me, who tends to respond, when asked "what are you" (religiously, that is), "I guess I'm a Pentecostal Methodist Hindu". Actually, I probably could add a couple of other things where one "fills in the blanks" depending upon what day I'm thinking about how I reconcile a "personal god" over against the realities of life around this world, and my own personal experiences in the past, many of which can't be explained from any rational viewpoint. This writer is amazing, coming from such an interesting perspective, and fresh and open angle. I do thank you, Jim, for sharing it with us. Del -----Original Message----- From: oe-bounces@lists.wedgeblade.net [mailto:oe-bounces@lists.wedgeblade.net] On Behalf Of James Wiegel Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2012 8:02 AM To: Colleague Dialogue; Order Ecumenical Community Subject: [Oe List ...] From The Week: Hearing the voice of God Seems quite intriguing. Has anyone read this book? Hearing the voice of God When an anthropologist studied how evangelicals pray, says Jill Wolfson, she came to a surprising realization.