only if you think it is
Prayer is only a worthwhile activity if there is actually someone there to hear a prayer. If I think prayer is worthwhile, but there is 'no-one at home' then my prayer is just the same as talking to myself and I am essentially wasting my time although it may make me feel better, it will do me no real good.
Thankfully, God is a living God who can be known and communicated with and as a God who cannot lie, as humans can and do, He has promised to hear the prayers of His people, and He does.
Of course prayer is not worthwhile if it is either 'vain repetition' - a religious formula with no real substance, or if the request is a sin - God has not promised to grant a sinful prayer, to grant something which is not according to his will. In these instances prayer certainly would not be worthwhile.
Yes
Go to chuch.
Human Capital
Religious people think that prayer has actual, tangible results which will help them or someone else. As prayer is a form of meditation, it can also be relaxing. However, studies show that prayer leads to no tangible results.
It depends on what activity you are engaged in. Prayer? then yes. Spreading the Word? then no.
No, it is not. The word "worthwhile" is an adjective.
In my opinion, I think its quite worthwhile
Worthwhile is an adjective.
Worthwhile is an adjective, a word that describes a noun.
One example is - I really hope this date is worthwhile. Another is - The movie was not very worthwhile to Jim.
i find this worthwhile writing this down for you, hope it helps
you use the word worthwhile to show that something was worth the time it took. for instance; "i spent a worthwhile earnings on the concert ticket"