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Title: Can You Trust Your Doctor?: The Complete Guide to New Age Medicine and Its Threat to Your Family by John Ankerberg, John Weldon ISBN: 1-56121-065-X Publisher: Word Publishing Pub. Date: April, 1991 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $12.99

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Average Customer Rating: 2.67 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Ankerberg and Weldon are telling the truth
Comment: In the past, I had first hand involvement in alternative medicine. Until this book was written, a good research of the subject had not been done, at least to my knowledge. When the Lord began to open my eyes to the falseness of alternative medicine and the spiritual danger that can develop from participating in these New Age practices, research material was at a minimum. I thank God that these two men wrote this book. It has helped me so much. Thank you.

Rating: 1
Summary: What a bunch of garbage!
Comment: To be honest, this book doesn't deserve even one star. What a conglomeration of unsubstantiated and ridiculous nonsense. Thisis a clear case of the blind not wishing to see. If they'd open their eyes and read the scientific literature, they'd see how absurd their statements are. Do NOT waste your money on this book and do NOT risk your health by listening to a word they say.

Rating: 2
Summary: Think for yourself!
Comment: I am a commited Christian who works with Cultists all the time, because I was one! Therefore, having been on both sides of the fence I can recognize those who spout without research and admonish without expertise. If you read this book, you'll think that the only experts related to medicine are those who toe the line of the AMA. Let's face it, there are some medical "alternatives" that can put your soul in jeopardy...the faith healers who perform psychic surgery come to mind. But saying that Chiropractic is something to beware of? That homeopathy's founder was pagan? I ask you, do you know who invented ibuprofen? Was he a Satanist? Let's not forget that allopathic, or traditional medicine's root had people ingesting mercury, called mental illness demon posession and ridiculed washing hands before tending to women in childbirth-after they had worked on corpses. It is important to remain spiritually aware, make sure that the alternatives you use are grounded in science, but don't let this book scare you into thinking that unless someone is endorsed by the AMA that they're somehow evil.