Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Preposterous!

This book's line of argument would have seemed musty enough had it been written in 1910 -- to still advance these views at the present day smacks of wilful refusal to think. Johnson dismisses all objections to Catholic doctrine with an airy insouciance that would make Chesterton blush. Can he really believe in papal infallibility, the virgin birth, and all the rest of it? Can he really believe that God the Invisible Headmaster is lurking at his back, ready to give him six of the best when he gets out of line? Apparently, he can.For me, the last straw came when Johnson approvingly quoted President McKinley's statement to the effect that, during the Philippine crisis, he "got down on [his] knees and prayed to God," and that God told him to annex the country and civilize the natives. Close to a million of those natives died in the ensuing war. Virtually all serious historians regard McKinley's statement as disingenuous or hypocritical; Johnson takes it at face value. Need I say more?