A Discourse Of Joint Prayer: Shewing, I. What Is Meant By Joint Prayer. Ii. That The Joint Use Of Prayers Conceiv'd Extempore Hinders Devotion, ... Ii
"A Discourse Of Joint Prayer" by Thomas Bennet explores the nature and practice of communal prayer within a Christian context. The book delves into three core arguments: first, clarifying the meaning of joint prayer; second, contending that the extemporaneous nature of certain prayers can hinder true devotion; and third, asserting that Lay Dissenters should, based on their own principles, find the prayers offered in some contexts objectionable. Bennet's work provides a detailed examination of liturgical practices and theological viewpoints surrounding prayer, offering valuable insights for those interested in the historical and theological dimensions of Christian worship.
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