Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I found the book to be for the most part to be irrelevant to current times and situations. The author is obviously fixated on problems with race which while somewhat relevant concerning the nations' situation in failing to stem the mexican invasion, it falls flat almost everywhere else. I would not recommend it to my friends, and would not keep it as a part of my personal library...In fact, I would suggest that Amazon remove it from it's listings as it has little or no value to the consumer unless they were a white power racist stuck in the 1990s. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Another incredible album from the king of Happy Listening music, this was the fourth album and the third in stereo sound; like its predecesors, this album contains many beautiful songs very well arranged; from the happy tunes like "Smoke Gets In Your eyes", "Paradise", "It Had to Be You" and "lovely To Look At", to the very romantic ones like "Lullaby Of Birdland", "April In Paris" and "June In January", this album is very enjoyable to listen and a very good item for your Ray Conniff collection. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: JD Crossan is an ex-priest and product of the 1960s who left his vocation. Time and time we see this associated with a pathological sense of guilt as is sadly shown by this book. Though clearly talanted, Crossan's personal sense of shame/guilt cloud his reason. His drivel continues in his other works. Look to other writers on Jesus to get healthier analysis of Jesus. Answer:

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