But I do want to protest against the alternative, which is either to shunt God into the ghetto of more obvious religious experience such as prayer and worship or to get rid of the notion altogether. Of course all such experience is sullied with other extraneous factors. But those who prefer to deny, for example, architecture any such power and instead to focus on the presence of centuries of prayer need to be reminded that prayer is no more or less pure than the architecture itself.
Perfect! Don't put spirituality in a box!
