Is there such a phenomenon as 'holy speak'? Do some people try out 'holy voices' when they are talking about God?
How much is real, how much is fiction? Do words lose meaning?
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Interviews on Radio Maria
If one logs on to 'Dominican Vocations' and listens to the latest interview on Radio Maria, or indeed, any of the interviews, one may hear 'interesting' views, opinions, 'thoughts'.
Is there such a phenomenon as 'holy speak'? Do some people try out 'holy voices' when they are talking about God?
How much is real, how much is fiction? Do words lose meaning?
Is there such a phenomenon as 'holy speak'? Do some people try out 'holy voices' when they are talking about God?
How much is real, how much is fiction? Do words lose meaning?
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