Animal Farm and 198423 reviews George Orwell Harcourt, 2003 Worthy literature that transcends the genre of political fable + Boy, this cover is attractive. + Great book, but not enough commentary + Two Valuable Elements of Our Literary and Political History + Classic novels in a beautiful edition             Creed and Deed: A Series of Discourses1 review Felix Adler Adamant Media Corporation, 2001 An excellent introduction to Felix Adler and Ethical Culture Felix Adler founded the Ethical Society, which is where I go on Sunday mornings while others are going to Church. This book is a selection of his speeches for the first year of the organization's existence, published in 1877. What's interesting is that it is an actual copy of the 1877 edition, ...             Brainwash: The Secret History of Mind Control2 reviews Dominic Streatfeild Thomas Dunne Books, 2007 Engaging read about a disturbing subject + Must-read! I enjoyed the author's writing style, in-depth coverage, and exclusive interviews. The interviews are invaluable because they occur decades after some of the events and the people involved are more forthcoming. Everything related to mind control is here: the CIA and drugs, subliminal messages, ...             Propaganda: The Formation of Men's Attitudes18 reviews Jacques Ellul Vintage, 1973 Orwell's 1984 = fiction; Ellul's Propaganda = prophecy + Brave New World? + Absolutely brilliant!!! + A classic work that is relevant today + Monumental!             Escape267 reviews Carolyn Jessop, Laura Palmer Broadway, 2007 A, Riveting Semi-Autobiographical Good Read + A view into another world + impossible to understand + Free at last             The Dark Side: How Evangelical Teachings Corrupt Love and Truth9 reviews Valerie Tarico Lulu.com, 2007 An Admirable Book! + Excellent book... + An excellent overview of the dangers of fundamentalism As a former Christian with a Ph.D in Psychology this is an admirable book for her intended audience. The focus of her book is described in the subtitle to it: "How Evangelical Teachings Corrupt Love and Truth," and she does an admirable job of showing this. It is not written for Christian ...             Ethics for Everyone: How to Increase Your Moral Intelligence6 reviews Arthur Dobrin Wiley, 2002 This will make you think and grow. + Excellent for Discussion + ethics 101 This book is filled with a general introduction to practical ethical questions and with real-life scenarios about which you are asked the ethical thing to do. After you have pondered each scenario, you are presented with a discussion of the issues and both the author's reactions and that of at ...             The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason828 reviews Sam Harris W. W. Norton, 2005 Everyone should read this book!! + Ultimately falls a little short. + A Must Read Book For Those Who Stand-Up For Religion (Islam in particular) I don't normally write book reviews, even for books I enjoy. However, after having read "The End of Faith", as well as many of the reviews of it, I just HAD to recommend it. Apart from being an excellent writer, Mr. Harris' logic is so sharp and compelling, so utterly brilliant that I read most of ...             The Dark Side: How Evangelical Teachings Corrupt Love and Truth9 reviews Valerie Tarico Lulu.com, 2007 An Admirable Book! + Excellent book... + An excellent overview of the dangers of fundamentalism As a former Christian with a Ph.D in Psychology this is an admirable book for her intended audience. The focus of her book is described in the subtitle to it: "How Evangelical Teachings Corrupt Love and Truth," and she does an admirable job of showing this. It is not written for Christian ...             Brainwash: The Secret History of Mind Control2 reviews Dominic Streatfeild Thomas Dunne Books, 2007 Engaging read about a disturbing subject + Must-read! I enjoyed the author's writing style, in-depth coverage, and exclusive interviews. The interviews are invaluable because they occur decades after some of the events and the people involved are more forthcoming. Everything related to mind control is here: the CIA and drugs, subliminal messages, ...             Animal Farm and 198423 reviews George Orwell Harcourt, 2003 Worthy literature that transcends the genre of political fable + Boy, this cover is attractive. + Great book, but not enough commentary + Two Valuable Elements of Our Literary and Political History + Classic novels in a beautiful edition             Creed and Deed: A Series of Discourses1 review Felix Adler Adamant Media Corporation, 2001 An excellent introduction to Felix Adler and Ethical Culture Felix Adler founded the Ethical Society, which is where I go on Sunday mornings while others are going to Church. This book is a selection of his speeches for the first year of the organization's existence, published in 1877. What's interesting is that it is an actual copy of the 1877 edition, ...             Ethics for Everyone: How to Increase Your Moral Intelligence6 reviews Arthur Dobrin Wiley, 2002 This will make you think and grow. + Excellent for Discussion + ethics 101 This book is filled with a general introduction to practical ethical questions and with real-life scenarios about which you are asked the ethical thing to do. After you have pondered each scenario, you are presented with a discussion of the issues and both the author's reactions and that of at ...             Propaganda: The Formation of Men's Attitudes18 reviews Jacques Ellul Vintage, 1973 Orwell's 1984 = fiction; Ellul's Propaganda = prophecy + Brave New World? + Absolutely brilliant!!! + A classic work that is relevant today + Monumental!             The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason828 reviews Sam Harris W. W. Norton, 2005 Everyone should read this book!! + Ultimately falls a little short. + A Must Read Book For Those Who Stand-Up For Religion (Islam in particular) I don't normally write book reviews, even for books I enjoy. However, after having read "The End of Faith", as well as many of the reviews of it, I just HAD to recommend it. Apart from being an excellent writer, Mr. Harris' logic is so sharp and compelling, so utterly brilliant that I read most of ...             Escape267 reviews Carolyn Jessop, Laura Palmer Broadway, 2007 A, Riveting Semi-Autobiographical Good Read + A view into another world + impossible to understand + Free at last