o one's self.
             St. Benedict's rules, on the other hand, were more of humility, calmness,
             tenderness, and recognition of human weaknesses. In that, the way that the
             rules were prescribed can be described as regulations that are based in
             moderation and common-sense (Alston, 2003). St. Benedict's rules were
             reasonable to the capabilities of human.
             The rules that both saints aspire differ in the underlying forms of piety,
             especially in the way of treating and ordering people on how to live a holy
             life. St. Francis' rules are directed on living a life with no possessions
             and properties. People are prescribed not to have possessions and not to
             involve in activities that can be considered a
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