The Liturgy and Ritual of the Celtic Church Book

I cannot give an unbiased review of this book, nor comment objectively on the writing style of the clarity of ideas. For me, it was far too personal of a read. Although neither of the two authors believes quite what I do (my faith is more literal than Scott's and more disciplined than Peter's) their struggles, their embarrassment, doubt, exhilaration, and yearning are incredibly familiar. This is a book of how religious faith (both discovery and loss of it) shaped two individuals. It is also a story of how the search for God bound two men from different backgrounds together in a lasting friendship. In each chapter, one author takes an idea or occurrence in his life and examines it from a religious angle. The second author then gives an outsiders perspective of the event and his view of the religious idea. Put together, the book becomes part autobiography and part discussion with the different approaches of the two authors balancing each other out. For supposed answers, look elsewhere, for a glimpse at how two individuals sought God within a secular world, this is the book.