Title: Fire and Brimstone
Product review: Dr. Gauss's works find an audience in a world that relies on whether or not Abraham had broken his covenant with God, also I'm pretty sure he wrote a guide of lists to survive Y2K... any ethos for this fundamentalist should be shattered by that work alone. This book relies on tradition and is nostalgic for an era he obviously doesn't understand.
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