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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The Pearls teach parents to switch babies as young as six months.One reviewer here *admits* (and advocates) it.The word, "train up" is used over and over again to justify draconian parenting methods as "Biblical" but do those using "train up" know the Hebrew word used is "channuk" which is better translated as "dedicate" "Dedicate a child in the way he should go and when he is old he will not depart from it."Draconian methods are not needed, nor are they mandated by Scripture. I have eight well-behaved children and do not come close to using the Pearls' outrageous (and likely illegal) methods of coercing children into submission.The Bible exhorts "Fathers do not provoke your children to wrath".He tells *children* to obey parents but nowhere does He tell *parents* to use unChristlike methods to *force* a child to be obedient! Answer:
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I like the Palm OS, and have found it intuitive. The biggest advantage of the 515 over my prior Palm, the Vx, and the V, which I owned before that, is that it runs much faster than the earlier generation products. Answer:
Answer: Yes
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Best $6000 I've ever spent. I was paying $12,000 for the 4 oz size, but then I found this little gem. What. A. Steal.I'd also like to say that I would firmly like to say that there is more seaweed in this particular soap than any other soap I've tried. Having personally spent countless hours handmaking sea weed soap, let me save you the trouble.I am so glad that the seller, radioactive, is doing the world an honest and genuine service of offering this product at the reasonable price of $6000. Answer:
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