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Is this product review positive? Title: no opinion - product was unavailable Review: I was notified that this book was no longer available. I later ordered and received the book. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Not Authoritative Review: This should be refered to as a "modernist" view of the Church. It's imprimatur has been removed and rightly so. Read the Catechism of the Catholic Church if you want to know what we really believe. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Not fit for critical thinking Review: Although the authors have plenty of authority in this field, the book comes across to me as marketing or propaganda. They have focused on what they view as the essence of critical thinking which they call "fairmindedness." However, their intent seems less about teaching people how to apply logic to life's situations and more about an agenda of promoting liberal, Humanist philosophy. They eschew emotion as counterproductive to "fairmindedness," yet the text is replete with emotionally charged words, symbols, and examples. I was very disappointed, and I struggled to find the nuggets of truth in the sea of philosophical pondering. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Am I the only one? ... Review: I really wasn't that crazy about this book. I love Danielle Steel, but I guess I like reading more of her stories about adult relationships, whereas this was focused more on young teenage love, trials, and tribulations. It wasn't a bad book, if you are interested in this storyline, but for me, I prefer her stuff like: Lone Eagle, Irresistable Affairs, etc. Answer:
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