There can be no valid worship except that in which man is involuntarily bent by the presence of the Most Real, beyond his will. (William Ernest Hocking)

There can be no valid worship except that in which man is involuntarily bent by the presence of the Most Real, beyond his will.

William Ernest Hocking

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