Is this product review positive? Title: Misunderstood notions of a complex culture Review: At first, this book is great to read. When Mackey is re-iterating ancient history, as anyone can, it's fine. However, her interpretations of Islam, causes for the revolution, and what Iranian people truly feel is misplaced and not accurate. She does not represent popular opinion but merely regurgitates propogandized western surface idealogy and gives the horrible regime credibility. It's almost as if her impressions were taken from the mullahs themselves.For those wishing to gain an insight into Iran, this book will only give you false impressions. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: The Stand is us! Review: The dvd is excellent as it has my favorite S King story: The Stand. I can watch this over & over. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Mother: the arbiter of our faith? Review: The book is very subjective. Arroyo is one of her admirers and could have been more objective. I think the bishops are vilified to a great extent by both Arroyo and Mother. She seemed to have her agenda come hell or high water, no matter what the bishops say. I think the book would lead one to think this is a Catholic network. I would say it is in the Catholic tradition but does not speak for universal Catholicism. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: Just slightly better than "Shadow..." Review: This CD is only *slightly* better than "Shadow of The Moon". To repeat my opinion about Blacmore's Night efforts: it's a sentimental and not very skillful stylization for early music. Apparently Blackmore is a very good guitar player, but his skills as a composer (esp. concerning melodies) are somewhat questionable. I wouldn't mind this album if it didn't pretend to be something it isn't - a modern interpretation of an early music. It's just some "romantic" pop. And finally, if you really like "Past Time with Good Company", give "Pastime with Good Company" by Gryphon and "King Henry's Madrigal" by Jethro Tull a listen - and see which one you like the most. Answer:

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