Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Don't Recommend To Christians Review: The reason I didn't like this book that much is because instead of the people talking about Jesus, they talk about other kinds of religions like Islam, Buddah, etc. When I first bought the book, I thought it would it was Christian NDE's. I thought it would talk about how people who almost died, saw Jesus and would explain their experiences. But I was wrong. I don't recommend this book to Christians. You will be dissapointed. The author of the book declares that "all" religions are the truth" and that no one way is the right way. He also says alot of things are acceptable that the Bible says isn't like homosexuality. This just wasn't that good of a book. Sure, some of the NDE's were good because Jesus was actually talked about, but don't waste your time with this one, unless you have the same viewpoints of the author and think "everything" is the truth.NOTE: John 14:6 Jesus answered, "I am the WAY and the TRUTH and the LIFE. No one comes to the Father except through me. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Disappointed Review: This grand mama and her grandchildren were devastated today when the 2 Big Foot monster trucks were opened and there were no batteries to go with it.Since we live in a very rural area where batteries are not available within a 60 mile radius we were all very upset.There should be details on the web site to indicate that the trucks will not work without the correct batteries and chargers.While it is written on the box when you order on the internet there is no indication of batteries and charger not being included.Anna Cox, a sad and mad grandmama Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Not a lot of new ground covered (or uncovered) here... Review: I had high hopes for Bart Ehrman's book, but any lay student of modern Christian scholarship will have read or heard most of this before. It's not that Ehrman's angle isn't interesting; it's just that others have covered the same ground before, and perhaps made a more compelling case.Yes, the Bible is full of errors but mostly small and inconsequential ones. That is the inevitable conclusion after reading Ehrman, yet that is NOT the conclusion we are expecting when we read his confessional introduction.In fact, Ehrman's "evolution" from hard-line literal fundamentalist to a more liberal, scholarly approach to Scripture is probably the most interesting aspect of the book. However, the impact of his discoveries is never really apparent in any section beyond the intro.Overall, the scholarship is good, yet I simply can't recommend as it's a tough read that really doesn't go far enough. Answer:
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