For those who haven't read the book, let me start with offering a brief synopsis and review from Al Mohler. The is an Article re-published from when the book was first out.Tomorrow we'll answer the question: Is the Bible reliable? How did we get the books of the New Testament? and Who chose which books would be included, and which would not be?
-Brad
Deciphering 'The Da Vinci Code'
by Al Mohler
The summer publishing season seems always to include a thriller that leaps to the top of the best-seller charts and stays there until the fall--when readers get serious and return to school and work. The Da Vinci Code is this year's winner, sitting at the top of the Amazon.com ratings this week and listed at second place in the New York Times hardcover fiction list. The book was on the top of that list last week, and it has made the list for 18 straight weeks. Not bad for a book with a seemingly unmanageable mix of plot structure, conspiracy theories, and mountains of detail about Catholic orders, renaissance art, theological heresy, and theoretical mathematics. Hooked yet?
Read the full synopsis and Article Here at http://albertmohler.com/commentary_read.php?cdate=2006-04-12
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