This collection of poems about the Galatians was a severe disappointment in all aspects. I concur with the first reviewer, who suggested that the poetry was appalling. The numerous errors and typos made the poems very irritating to read. I can only assume that this was the author's first attempt at writing poetry, as it needs much improvement to be considered `top class'.The poems conveyed messages that portray Christianity as a violent religion setting out to convert and subjugate followers of other faiths. Whilst it is true to say that in mediaeval times Christians took part in the crusades, which involved a certain amount of violence etc., it is a fallacy to suggest this is still the case.As a Christian I've always alluded to the view that Christianity is a tolerant faith preaching goodwill to all mankind.I would recommend giving this one a miss because it gives an inaccurate impression of Christianity and may cause offence.