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Here we are.
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Mr. Grindle, this...
this place of yours...
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is one of the most beautiful
I've ever seen.
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- You should be very proud of it.
- Yes, I am.
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Those great trees in moonlight,
they give the whole place a...
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a cathedral-like atmosphere.
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- You feel that?
- Yes.
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I'm glad to hear you say that.
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I've been coming here to pray.
It's so secluded.
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I didn't want any of the servants
to see me.
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I see you've been reading the Bible.
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How did you know?
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Well, we...
we know that it tells us...
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that prayer, like good works,
should be done in secret.
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- There's one thing that troubles me.
- What's that?
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Well, on account
of the life I've led...
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I don't know
very much about God.
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And it's very hard
to pray to someone...
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I mean, when you know
so little about him.
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Well, that's true.
But nobody knows very much along those lines.
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That's where we must rely
solely upon our faith.
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Indeed,
I think it's a mistake...
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to try to define our thoughts about it
in human terms.
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That, in itself,
is a form of irreverence.
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It's like...
like trying to put the ocean into bottles.
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That's right.
That's where I've been wrong.
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Trying to put boundaries
around this thing.
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It's too big. It has no boundaries.
No limits.
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It can't have, can it?
And be what it is.
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Go on.
Go on, my friend.
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You don't know it,
but you're praying right this moment.
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No prophet of old could have said a finer thing
than you have just said.