The Federal Reserve's three main tools of monetary policy
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The status and role of women in contemporary India
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Analysis of Armand Nicholi's "The Question of God" debate
The book reviewed in this document contrasts the philosophies of C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud regarding the presence of god. The former is an adherent to this concept, whereas the latter is a disbeliever in this idea. However, the author is definitely biased towards Lewis's viewpoint, which spoils what could have been a serious scholarly book.