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02-Jul-2009, 18:13
yuheci
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set in motion
"But prayer involves more than the power of the Almighty; it is
set in motion
by human beings, who may be the weak in an otherwise immensely strong chain."
I am wondering what is the real meaning of
"set in motion"
in the above text.
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Re: set in motion
The human beings make it happen - it is their actions which create a movement.
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