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What does the monk think of Augustine's rule which requires that monastic clergy work with their hands at manual labor?
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"Without humility, without the ability to publicly acknowledge your sins and your own human frailty, you cannot attain salvation nor proclaim Christ, nor pretend to be his witness." Every monk knows this and every Christian ought to know it, because without it, there is no salvation. Every monk has up to ten years to make a final decision before he makes solemn, lifelong vows that forever bind him, on this earth, to his monastic rule. Please note that most monks are Benedictines, and St. Benedict also requires all his monks to work. In other words, a monk would willing accept this rule BEFORE he became a monk - or he would not have become a monk. A monk accepts the entire rule, in humility, and sees it as his way to salvation.
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