He walks as in the presence of God [who has a conversation] with him in frequent prayer and frequent communion; in all his necessities, in all doubtings; that opens all his wants to [God]; that weeps before him for all his sins; that asks remedy and support for his weakness; that fears him as a Judge; reverences him as a Lord; obeys him as a Father; and loves him.

—Jeremy Taylor, Holy Living

Contrast the essential difference of living here with Taylor’s previous observations about Christians who tend to be bean counters. No bean counting here. We see here a holistic pattern of living, of being in the presence of the Living God. Gotta love those Anglican Divines.