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C.S. Lewis (my favorite author) said in his book An Experiment on Criticism that “The first demand on any work of art makes upon us is surrender. Look. Listen. Receive.” Lewis confirms what this class has already taught me…that I have been reading the Bible in a haphazard and hasty way. It’s funny because I picked up my Bible for ten minutes this morning before going to work, and I found myself looking for conjunctions and the order of words. Consequently, I found that the words helped to get me in the proper state of mind and spirit to comprehend what God was speaking to me. I was taking the time to read it less like literature and more like the divine Word. Any method or study that brings me closer to God is something that I am
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