Title: Did I miss something? Review: I was hoping for a naturalistic answer to the question "If moral inclinations simply evolved, why is anyone OBLIGATED to obey them?". I didn't get my answer. People feel lots of inclinations (hunger, desire for sex, desire for acheivement, etc.) However, if moral inclinations simply "evolved" just like all our other inclinations, then no one is under any OBLIGATION to obey them.If you really want a solid answer to the question of what morality is and why it should be followed, check out "Relativism: Feet firmly planted in mid-air" by Greg Koukl. A solid read. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Love this! Review: Ordered for my boyfriend because he love the lemon Art of Shaving products. I love to use this myself! Great lemony fragrance and gender neutral. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Excellent book, extremely poor rendition on Kindle Review: I read this book with great interest and I would easily give it 4 stars for content.Unfortunately - it does NOT look good on Kindle at all (unless you are reading it on your desktop computer application). Kindle is unable to render the mathematical equations. They come out as low-quality, sometimes unreadable JPG-type files, or, if there is mathematical notation within the flowing text, it is basically garbled (square roots rendered as capital V, powers rendered as links to footnotes etc.). It takes away the joy of reading the book, not too mention that it makes it really hard to follow when you are trying to constantly IMAGINE how something looked in the original print version.This makes me very nervous about buying ANY book with mathematical content on Kindle. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
