I've decided not to address in a major way the juggernaut that is the DaVinci Code. Apart from anything else, I thought it was pretty poorly written anyway as far as thrillers go - a genre I read a lot. Having said this, you may find this article by Graham Leo helpful. Graham preaches in our congregation and is Principal at Emmanuel College...Download webarticle_Da_Vinci.doc
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Havnt read the book . But for me its just another novel may be good maybe not . There have been a miriad of books written some with a religious backdrop some in another genre so why should people get up in arms about this one . It will end on the $9.95 stack in due course just like all the others ....
Posted by: harold | May 14, 2006 at 09:10 PM