Is this grammatically correct? What does it mean and can it be rephrased? “Cultivate the habit of prayer” or “cultivate the habit of praying”

Yes, both phrases are grammatically correct. **Meaning:** - "Cultivate the habit of prayer" suggests developing a routine of engaging in prayer as a practice or activity. It's more focused on the concept of prayer itself. - "Cultivate the habit of praying" emphasizes the action of praying, focusing on the act of performing the prayer regularly. **Rephrasing:** 1. "Develop a routine of prayer." 2. "Nurture the practice of praying." 3. "Foster the habit of engaging in prayer." 4. "Establish a consistent practice of prayer." Both phrases convey the idea of making prayer a regular part of one's life.