Title: Pensive innaccuracies.
Product review: If you'd like a book that "exposes" beliefs, this is hardly your source. This is not the product of inductive thinking; the author chose religions he didn't like--including my own Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints--and took teachings out of context to "prove" that we are indeed a cult. As a part of full scale, two-sided study of religion, this book is an excellent resource. It says something, if not the truth, it says *something*. Knowing its innaccuracies about my religion, I assume it is equally true in regards to others. Be aware, be advised, and buy this book only if you buy another book of the opposite vantage point.
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