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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Ding Dong Review: Ding Dong this is your sanity calling. The first sign to be alerted to is that he author is a Reverend and so therefor by default is automatically bigoted against the subject matter. Its a bit like expecting Nazi to write a balanced opinion on Judaism. Secondly do you really want to take advice on how to educate you children from a man who life is based on blind delusional belief in book of fairy tales about an invisable grand high wizard who lives in the sky and his magical power wielding son who can contort the laws of physics which govern the world in which we live. This book equates to propaganda against homosexuals and is an affront to intelligence. ReadThe God Delusionby Richard Dawkins instead and clear your mind all bigoted brainwashing. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: An Exquisite Translation of a Long-Lost Treasure Review: This remarkable little book, by an adept and adroit translator, is not merely a superb rendition of a beautiful, compelling poem; it is an ingeniously enlightening and entertaining look at the poet's times and the poem's context.For those interested in John's Gospel and early Christianity, this book is an invaluable resource. For those who simply love great literature, this extrordinary translation brings a true poetic gem to the modern world. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: An interesesting but overpriced collection Review: If you love Bob Hope, or have a morbid fascination with typical mediocre movies of the period, you'll enjoy this collection, because they depend on Bob Hope, rather than a good script. Further, as others have noted, these movies were not remastered. If you can find the collection for $10, it would be worth buying, but not for more than that. Answer:
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