As a counterpoint, I think there are some good points to the book, regardless of anything about its history, or how it was intended. I'm willing to learn from

As a counterpoint, I think there are some good points to the book, regardless of anything about its history, or how it was intended. I'm willing to learn from any source, so long as the advice is good. I understand that many people dislike pithy advice, but I find them good reminders to ground myself. (I say this as an atheist, fwliw.)