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In this talk, drawing from philosophical theology and phenomenology, Prof. Hatcher will explore the concept of “Prayer in the Periphery,” an inquiry into the possibility of unceasing prayer as envisioned in 1 Thessalonians 5:17. Through the lens of contextual and marginal awareness, as articulated by Gurwitsch and Arvidson, he will examine how individuals might attune themselves to the divine voice while navigating the rhythms of everyday life.
In this talk, drawing from philosophical theology and phenomenology, Prof. Hatcher will explore the concept of “Prayer in the Periphery,” an inquiry into the possibility of unceasing prayer as envisioned in 1 Thessalonians 5:17. Through the lens of contextual and marginal awareness, as articulated by Gurwitsch and Arvidson, he will examine how individuals might attune themselves to the divine voice while navigating the rhythms of everyday life.
