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16 of 18 people found the following review helpful.
Two words: Just Awful
By Nathan Richardson
There are only two words to describe this book: just awful.
Looking past the huge amount of typo's, and the terrible use of grammer. You're left with a book with zero entertainment value, a zero on the informative level, and just a horrible boook.
I was going to write to the publisher to question their poor choice in publishing this book, but then I realize that the publisher is a pay-to-publish meaning they'll publish anything for a price. This book is a result of that. A poorly written book poluting the market. There is however one positive aspect to this book, and it is that it could be used by teachers of writing as a how not to write a book. Do I recommend it, NO!
16 of 19 people found the following review helpful.What was I thinking?
By Kate Wilson
I stumbled unto this book looking for another I ignored the negative reviews and now I'm reporting on my disappointment from my decision to purchase this book. After the first few pages because of so many errors you don't even want to continue reading it. Dare I say I would have enjoyed getting my teeth pulled more than trying to finish this book. It is a book of such poor quality that I wouldn't even use it to line the bottom of my bird cage( I love my birds ). Anyone considering wether to buy this book or not, I say not. You can have my copy, it's at the city dump.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
PAGE TURNER,....
By Professor Burke of MI State University
I could not put the book down...It doesn't matter if you are religious or not this book has answers to many of lifes everyday questions!
Product Description
This book is for the reader who takes interest in an age-old issue that remains contemporary with every succeeding generation. When, how, and why we are here are questions that have caused countless generations of thinkers and laymen alike to intuitively seek at the very least the semblance of an answer to questions that have become more of an outlook than a science, and in turn spring up among the problems of modern life as opposed to allowing for a resolution to that which was intended to clarify instead of further complicate. Free from the shackles and bias imposed by the various schools of religious, scientific and philosophical thought, the examinations offered herein are rooted in systematic analyses of the scientific, philosophical, ethical, social and finally the religious; which in turn allows for the explanation and justification of concepts that enable the reader to adopt a perspective relevant to the distinctions of absolute truth and relativistic assumptions. Our age is accurately referred to as the age of advancement and technology and for good reason. The rapid pace of progression over the last century in the life sciences has contributed to a broadened understanding of knowledge itself and its relation to the psychological and sociological aspects of our existence. As a result of the significant expansion of the sciences, the desire for an understanding of "self" and simply of "why" has in many ways been diluted, thus negating the never ending questions that once tugged at man's conscious in the middle of the night for thousands of years. Today's amazing achievements have laid the foundation for a whole series of newer problems and questions that threaten mankind as never before. The medical and biological sciences have enabled us to have a life expectancy beyond that of prior generations, however coupled with that are the problems of population explosion, which in the not too distant future will give rise to serious concerns. We have the ability to
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #3265766 in Books
- Published on: 2005-03-15
- Original language:English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.86" h x5.91" w x.79" l,1.16 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 360 pages
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