Title: Misuse of quotes
Product review: Jacks Rodgers does a terrible job in checking out his quotes. There are times in which citations are improperly truncated, and then misinterpreted. He used at least one citation and drew a conclusion which was actually unsupported by the actual document. His logic is faulty as well in that he draws a conclusion based on a correspondence that is not warranted. If you read this book, be sure that you check the actual sources and quotes and question any conclusions that he makes. You may agree with Dr. Rogers, but don't accept his arguments without careful thought.
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