Is writing an act of faith?

He means that typos or grammatical errors don't always reflect on your writing ability, and the greatest storytellers are those who have a knack for putting some 'feel' into their words. read more

Writing is an act of everything you feel. Every person writes about different things, some make it because of faith, some because they want to express something and some for different reasons. It can be an act of faith, but it isn’t necessarily always like that. read more

In the same vein, when I think of writing as an act of faith, I might also say that not everyone has a vocation to write, but all of us perform acts of faith every day–for Christians, it’s our faith in Christ that shapes our vocation, whether writing or earth-keeping or parenting or art or whatever we do, and for anyone–even if you don’t think of yourself as religious, even if faith seems like a foreign country to you–acts of faith are part of being human. read more

Because, another voice answered, writing is an act of faith. Every time you feel this way, if you just keep writing, you’re surprised at the result. So, with a martyred sigh, I picked up my pen and kept writing whatever (stupid, I thought) words happened to come into my head. read more