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Post by icubud on May 14, 2006 11:09:16 GMT -5
ww2.intouch.org/site/c.7nKFISNvEqG/b.1653573/k.8EDB/DaVinci_Overview.htmGreetings I have read all of Dan Brown's books. I enjoy mysteries and especially when they have a European tie-in and "secret societies" or "conspiracy theories". And yes I do plan on seeing the movie. The Da Vinci Code is a work of fiction and is marketed as such however because he weaves a doctrine/proven hoax/conspiratorial thread from a perspective that is relatively accurate in certain facts of historical accounts/stories/lore (the legend of the Templars, some of the secret society history, and religious persecution) - it is the weaving of these he uses as a back drop for his mystery story. I have been surprised by the amount of conversation and inquiry I have received from people in reference to "is this true?" or "are you sure?" - which is the reason why I am sharing the link in this email. I am sure there are hundreds of these out there from all different types of people whether it be history, language, fan, skeptic, Catholic, Christian, Evangelical, etc. website. Charles Stanley is someone I trust and in the past verified so I am comfortable sharing his website. Note that it will be posting new material all week but at this moment it already has a lot of information in a good organized user friendly fashion. Take care...
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Post by Bill on May 15, 2006 18:51:01 GMT -5
Ok I will admit I am a shut-in, I haven't read the book and the movie (so far at least) hasn't caught my interest from the previews, I am more confused than interested after the commercials (and I know nothing about the plot or code or whatever). The last book I read was Tommy Lee's and currently I am reading Dream Boogie (about Sam Cooke) and altho its long 700+ pages so far it is pretty good. Stacey is a big John Grisham type book reader, I forget the other guys name I wanna say Coburn? that she reads alot of also. I guess it will be one of those movies people buzz about till i see it at the cheap show or rent the dvd, lately I never get to see real movies, the next two on the list are over the hedge and cars (both for Lauren). Bill
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