Title: You cannot trust a word in it
Product review: Folks, any publishing company which, in its dust jacket description of the author's investigation of a phenomenon, describes that phenomenon as "this potent and disturbing malignancy" is NOT a scholarly press. Consequently, no matter how many degrees the author has, you cannot trust this book to have been properly peer reviwed and therefore you cannot trust the scholarly accuracy of the book. Add to this the fact that the back of the dust jacket advertises two books where the first is subtitled "A brief against feminism" and the second is titled "The Church Impotent: The Feminization of Christianity", and I think you can see this is a publishing house with a very conservative Christian agenda. The authors themselves may be genuine scholars, but if the publishing house itself is biased, how can you trust anything they put out? Bottom line: don't waste your money on this.
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