Review: One Man's Religion is Another Man's Superstition
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 8, 2014
I thought that Kenneth C. Crowe's story was entertaining. My Paternal grandmother was born on the reservation in Oklahoma; her father was a Native American (Indian).  I did not know much about that culture as I grew up, in fact, I only recently learned of my ancestry while playing with my family tree on Ancestry.com.  This book features a lot of stereotypical Post-WWI & II attitudes and behavior viewed from the perspective of a Full-blood Native American.  The contrasts in belief systems (and greed) around the world create the wars, large and small, human beings suffer and die . . . and then what?  The ending if this fictional history tells us one possibility ! ! !