Title: Amazon should have a policy . . .
Product review: . . . which requires people who are trying to post an opinion to have actually purchased the book in question. I stand by this book (and its companions in the series) as a 5-star read even for the opponents of the theology it proposes, and roundly challenge the 1-star "reviewers" to cite any part of this book in substantiating their low rating.This is great scholarship, great readability, and great food for thought.
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