Q: Title: Another Anti-Catholic Manifesto Review: This book is written in the same spirit as Roman Catholicism by Lorraine Boettner. Both of these books fan the flames of the uneducated, ignorant, bigot who makes it his/her mission in life to destruct and/or destory the Roman Catholic Church. If one is truly interested in learning about the first and biggest Christian church, then he or she should read the Catholic Study Bible, by Donald Senior, Editor, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and the Catholic Encyclopedia by Robert C. and Virginia Broderick. If one would rather get false and grossly distorted information about the Roman Catholic Church, then read the books by Mr. Lambert and Mr. Boettner. Is this product review negative?

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Q: Title: I need help!! Review: I love all the Marx brothers movies but I cannot find any with the closed caption that I need. If anyone knows of where you can get their movies with the closed caption I would be so grateful. I really miss hearing all their quick lines.Thank You Is this product review negative?

A: No


Q: Title: Lower Carbohydrate Eating for Weight Loss and Health Review: As the author of the first "insulin-conscious" gourmet cookbook ("The Gourmet Prescription: High Flavor Recipes for Lower Carbohydrate Diets"), I'm 100% behind the carbohydrate information explosion. The serious consequences of our 10-year carbohydrate orgy (epidemics of obesity, cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes), make this book a necessary resource. A great life, however, requires more than a gram counter. We need FLAVOR as well as information-- and that's where "The Gourmet Prescription" comes in. All of the recipes are about intensifying flavor as well as lowering carbohydrates. It's a food lover's antidote to our carbohydrate binge and a great companion to any lower carbohydrate diet. Is this product review negative?

A: No


Q: Title: Onions, garlic, tomatoes are toxic to cats. Don't buy this book Review: Part of my efforts to buy free-range, organic meat for my cats involved a brief consultation with this book. I was heartened by the book`s artful cover and the assurance thereon that all recipes were `vet-approved`.Now I`m a bit perplexed at how a veterinarian could have approved the recipes in this book. Enter a web search of the words cats and onions. Use any search engine. It seems to have been common, well-established knowledge that onions are very toxic for cats. So are garlic, tomatoes, and many of the other ingredients espoused in this quirky book.The drawings are adorable, but please do not follow the VET-APPROVED recipes. Is this product review negative?

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