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Grace Quote by Ron Hansen

“Then I knelt heedfully upright and mentally prayed as we'd been instructed to do, some scared and scientific part of me assaying myself for chemical reactions or a sudden infusion of wisdom while fancying Christ now sitting dismally in my scoundrel soul, my oh so many sins pooling like sewer water…” quote by Ron Hansen
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““Then I knelt heedfully upright and mentally prayed as we'd been instructed to do, some scared and scientific part of me assaying myself for chemical reactions or a sudden infusion of wisdom while fancying Christ now sitting dismally in my scoundrel soul, my oh so many sins pooling like sewer water at his sandaled feet. But soon I saw that I was still me; there would be no howls of objection, no immediate correction or condemnation, no hint that I was under new management, just the calming sense that whoever I was was fine with Jesus. It was a grace I hadn't imagined.””

Ron Hansen

About This Quote

Source Book: The World to the Dawn, Ron Hansen, 2004

A prayerful moment reveals inner grace, showing that even with doubts, one can feel accepted by faith without judgment.

In simple terms: Prayer brings inner peace despite doubts.

Key Takeaway

Embrace faith’s quiet acceptance.

Themes

faith grace selfacceptance spirituality

Mood

contemplative hopeful

Type

spiritual inspirational

When to use this quote

  • personal reflection
  • public speaking
  • spiritual counseling

Key Concepts

theology inner conflict redemption

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does quiet acceptance change self‑perception?
  • Can doubt coexist with faith?
A Different Perspective

Faith may not resolve all inner turmoil.

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