Contextualise Special Revelation LO: To enquire into prayer as an example of special revelation.

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Contextualise Special Revelation LO: To enquire into prayer as an example of special revelation

What is the point in prayer? Watch the following clip from Bruce Almighty and think about: Why do people pray? What do they hope to achieve? n0cG11lTS1E n0cG11lTS1E

Different types of prayer Each group will have a different type of prayer to present. You will each be given some playdough. Using the textbook (pages 64 – 65) You need to create a playdough model representing that type of prayer. You will also need to provide key information.

Clips to help you! Watch the following clips – they may be able to help you think about different types of prayer and why they are important. rough-guide-to-prayer/2871.html

Different types of prayer As the other groups present, you will be responsible for completing your prayer dice. You need to include key information on each type of prayer.

Different types of prayer Explain what religious believers mean when they say God has spoken to them through prayer (6)