Prayer: An Analysis of Theological Terminology

act-bound activity activity x addressing addressing God analysis anthropomorphic asking-words attitude believer believer's Bönen border-line called prayer Chapter Christ Christian clear confessing to oneself connected conscious D. Z. Phillips decision desire Dialogue-theories discussed element emotional event example experience expressions fact feed-back effects feel forgive Friedrich Heiler Friedrich Schleiermacher Gebet Germ give God's answer Gott guilty happens hear heard Heiler Helmut Thielicke idea important indebtedness instance intention J. L. Austin J. O. Urmson kind language meaning mind miracle MODEL Monologue theory nature normal obligation occur op.cit performative Performative utterances person person-bound petition petitionary prayer philosophical possible practice praise pray Prayer in Christian prayer-texts prayer-words present primary problem promise promise-type purpose question quotations reason reference rejoinder religious secondary sense sentences Signal similar situation someone speech Suppose tell thanking theological thoughts utterances verbs word dialogue word prayer writing