Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Better of writing what she knows

Moura does a good job of invalidating at least 3 religions in this book. Especially ceremonialism/Kabbalah. She creates "problems" for them on account of her "historical research" that she doesn't even bother to recognize in the text. What makes this book even less believable are the sporadic and distracting meditation spells. These are completely irrelevant to the topics she discusses. Moura should know that when writing about the histories of many religions (not just witchcraft-which I also don't believe IS a religion), you can't offer opinions on them (or degrade them, in this special case). You can tell she is not at all fond of Christians, ceremonialists, and Jews (as a warning), but Moura treats Wicca as though it were the "correct" way. Maybe this is because she knows many Wiccans will read this book. The 2 stars are for the few places where the author has some actual information that is presented with facts and references.