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2.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: Jerusalem: A History of the Holiest City as seen Through the Struggles of Jews, Christians, and Muslims (Paperback)
This writer attempts to portray 4 thousand years of history using broad generalizations. Serious subject matter and topics are generalized for the most part, with little or poor references. He also writes with a very strong bias, without much respect for genuine religious history, and writes strictly from a "materialist and secular" viewpoint. Many of his conclusions would be seriously challenged by any scholar in the various fields he attempts to enter. The style of writing is not bad, but unfortunately, he needs to get many of his "facts" straight. He is so off base on many of his conclusions, that it puts in question anything that he writes. It is a lousy piece of work.
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Jerusalem: A History of the Holiest City as seen Through the Struggles of Jews, Christians, and Muslims by Thomas A. Idinopulos (Paperback - August 1, 1994)
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