Title: A Biased View of Philosophy
Product review: "The One Minute Philosopher" is marketed as a sort of quick and easy guide to abstract philosophical terms; while this is true, Dr. Brown presents exclusively a Christian view. Large gaps in logic are common in his writing, and he states some ideas as absolute when they are in fact merely speculative. Brown is an obviously partial author, infusing his book with blatantly one-sided judgments. He is not giving the reader in-depth definitions; his rather shallow explanations are overly simplistic. "The One Minute Philosopher" might be better called "One Minute Guide to Catholic Thought". In fact, the Sophia Institute Press, which publishes an edition of the book, praised the work's usefulness "To get a hearing for Catholic truth and values today". Buy this book not to gain a more profound understanding of major concepts but to learn the Catholic view of them.
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