Title: Of No Use For Any Christian
Product review: This book is a self-described paraphrase of the Rule of Saint Benedict (in most references, minus the "Saint" - one can only wonder why). I found the removal of God and His replacement by the author with what really boils down to the god of this world to be emblematic of the whole book: it is an insult to Saint Benedict and to his heritage; to Christianity from which it sprung; to any and all who seek in any way, great or small to live the ideals of the *Christian* life which Saint Benedict espoused and taught. It is neither what Saint Benedict wrote nor what he taught, nor what he practiced - because it removes God and Christianity from the picture and replaces it with platitudes which have no anchor.
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