Summary
This quote expresses the reluctance to pray out of fear that it may not be meaningful or interesting enough for God. It suggests a belief that one's prayers may not hold importance or capture God's attention. The individual likely desires to avoid 'boring' God and may feel their prayers would seem inconsequential in comparison to the grandeur of God. This statement highlights a possible lack of confidence or self-worth when it comes to personal supplication and communication with the divine.
Topics
God
By Orson Welles
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