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Wise and Worthy and Scholarly
By Cheshire Tiger
Ten years ago I attended a talk by a very distinguished academic who had once been a Roman Catholic priest. He was critical of his (former) Church in that the top men at the Vatican seemed to be concentrating on matters sexual to the detriment of faith. So he was pleasantly surprised to read this book, "a very good book": which it is.When I read Naomi Alderman's "The Liar's Gospel", I did a bit of research, and Pope Benedict's books featured amongst other scholarly tomes. So I thought I'd read this one. I have to start by saying that I'm an Anglican layman, and that whilst I have great respect for Pope Francis and Cardinal Vincent Nichols, Pope Benedict comes across in a less favourable light. So I was prepared to be critical.The first thing that I realised was that this book is indeed scholarly and the work of a very learned man. It is not an easy read, even though Isuppose I'm relatively well educated/informed. But it very perceptive and makes some valid and helpful points which would not have occurred to me.Also he explores the links between the Old and New Testaments with care and precision. The pieces on St John's Gospel are particularlyinteresting. Also, as a great scholar, Benedict is able to illustrate symbolism and allegory in a meaningful way. What he says about The Lord's Prayer is also most interesting. In addition it was reassuring that even His Holiness is "familiar with the danger of reciting habitual formulas while our mind is somewhere else entirely".Nowhere does the book dwell on contraception, divorce (except once in passing), abortion or the (supposed) invalidity of Anglican orders, topics which Benedict was prone to dwell on during his Papacy.. Instead it is about Jesus Christ, and it is much the better for that. Also Inotice that unlike Cristina Odone's worthy "No God Zone", the criticisms of this book don't seem to have attracted the incursions of the hapless "new atheists". I imagine that they would have been floored by this worthy book.It might be tempting on occasion to portray Pope Benedict as blinkered. But certainly in this book he is not, as is evidenced by his discussions of the works of Jewish and Protestant theologians, most of whom he seems to respect. Indeed, I can't see any mainstream Anglican being anything else but inspired by this book.

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Good read
By M. A. HUGHES
Easy to read book, well written and gives good explanations of quite complex and deep points of Catholicism, in a plain speaking and easy to understand manner for someone like myself, who has not been trained in Theology. Really enjoyed reading about aspects of my faith that I have not really understood even after 60 years of being a cradle Catholic. Worth buying, you will enjoy it and will understand it, I am sure....a good informative and thought provoking read.

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Five Stars
By Eddie
a good insight into the life of our lord.

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