Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: After watching this movie many times I still have the urge to watch it even more. It is a great movie for anyone to see. The little things that go on are what make the overall movie great. The characters are all very delightful and funny. Espescially poindexter who can't really see well at all. This is a must see for all fans of comedy!!! Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Right from the beginning, with the "definition" of history you are given the author's world view. History is treated as a series of facts, events, and people-thereby glorifying man and his knowledge and successes APART from a Providential view of history which recognizes God's Hand in history- properly defined has His Story!As for the writing style-the narrative is most appropriate for early elementary. The narrative is engaging for that age set and could be self read, though it lends itself to a read-aloud.Overall, this volume is inappropriate for a Christian home educator. I would look into something from Foundation for American Christian Education, Mantle Ministries, Beautiful Feet Books or the like in lieu. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: not recommended for more than a couple of square ft of stain area or carpet cleaning (unless you're a masochist) but works fine on small jobs. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book was written my someone who was once initiated into West African Traditional religion and was then told by some Christian Missionary "Leave your horrible Satan Worship behind and start being a civilized man"! How exciting! Now that Isaiah Oke has indeed embraced Christianity to its fullest, he has nothing better to do then demonize African religion - and of course heavily exaggerated on all of his previous experiences!This book is disgusting not because of its "gruesome details" but because it again shows how arrogantly Christianity forces itself upon an already beaten continent. Every student of sociology, cultural history and social anthropology should read this book - not to have their "eves opened" on Christianity and "Vodou" but to see how cultural changes influence peoples perception and how easily people demonize their culture for promises of a better life "with God". A Fascinating study and a disgusting piece of Christian propaganda at the same time! Answer:

A: