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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: by the number of scathing reviews of this book. Generally I find that hurlers like this one have about as many 5-stars as 1-stars, but the public seems happily at one on this conclusion: "Counterplay" is dreck. I can't review the entire book, because I only made it to page 45 before I tossed it away, but I think I'm better off than the poor saps who stuck it out to the end. I approached it with no prior experience with the series and no expectations except that it be competent and readable. Needless to say, it was neither. Save your money and your time and look elsewhere. Answer:
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This bishop sure created some controversy with this one, so I had to see for myself rather than rely on other people's opinions.I found myself agreeing with most of the first half of the book - the role of women and some other issues the church clearly mishandled for centuries, some of which are being rectified now. But in the second half the poor bishop goes astray and settles for too little - he gives up on the supernatural, and as a result offers a god who is no more than 'the ground of being'. So sad.If this is all there is, we are to be pitied indeed. Fortunately there is more to life - a spiritual dimension we can discover for the rest of our lives. Too bad this bishop gave up. Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Ever get to the end of a book you've been struggling through, only to have the ending make no sense, or leave you feeling flat? If you like that kind of thing, this is your book. Answer:
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