After the da vinci code, do you still believe in Christ?

Question

dan brown seems pretty convincing, don't you think...

Answer 1

Yes my friend, i don't still but i believe even more. lisson my friend and remember this, satan is real just like you r. Satan is a lier and the father of it, and he well do anything, when i say anything i mean anything to cause u and others not to believe in Jesus Christ. What u got to lose when u believe in jesus christ, but if u don't the bible say ur going to Hell. U know why? because sin seperate us from God. Jesus is the only person who die for our sins. In History who is the only person who born of a virgin? U know why? Read the Bible and see. u can start at St John Gospel.

Answer 2

The da vinci code is known as a work of fiction and is exactly what it is. They had a whole tv show on discovery channel debunking that movie. Unfortunately for many people thats all they know is what the movie said and they take it seriously. Thats the true calamity.

Makes me think of this song "a spoon full of sugar makes the medicine go down, in the most delightfull way."

funny they could change the words to

A spoon full of truth makes the lies go down or a spoon full of sugar makes the poision go down.

Answer 3

hi, No, some authors, archaeologists or historians will would desire to do plenty greater applicable than they might desire to convince me. I observed the action picture considering that one shouldn't criticize a e book or action picture without seeing or analyzing it first. this way of tale isn't something new and is consistent with fake premises and plenty hypothesis. Any 2 human beings in a image or portray sitting close jointly type that V shape, the Mona Lisa as of ultimate week has shown to be somewhat the spouse of a prosperous user-friendly Florentine service provider, DNA tests have been executed on the bones of a Moravian queen in southern France, contrasted with DNA from Aramaic human beings interior the Palestine section and grew to become out adverse and so on. I keep in mind analyzing a e book returned interior the previous due 60's the place Jesus' tomb and bones have been got here across and all of the cloak and dagger artwork that went directly to hide it up so the western international does not fall in to chaos. returned. basically a what if concern and not something to get excited approximately. Cheers, Michael Kelly

Answer 4

It was just a book and a movie. Why would it have any affect on my belief system?

Cant wait to see how they do the movie Angels and Demons because the Da Vinci Code movie was a little slow and Angels and Demons has a lot more action in it.

Answer 5

Nothing will make me NOT believe, especially a book that is fiction.- The da vinci code is not truth- jesus is and always will be

Answer 6

I didn't believe in Christ before The Da Vinci Code, so no.

Answer 7

Of course! Why wouldn't I? Christ existed and there is more documentation for his existence than many other historical figures whose existence is not doubted.

The Da Vinci Code was a fictional novel, by the way...
it was very cleverly written and fun to read.

But fiction.

Answer 8

I believe the da vinci code was a load of horse Sh*t! Jesus is still the Jesus he was before Dan (dumb @ss) Brown.

Answer 9

Of course the author of the book has to say it's fictional so that he can save his own a*SS from being pitchforked by a mob of angry churchgoers.

I think it's just as likely to be possible as it could be not possible that Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene and had children.....he was a human being after all.

I don't know why the religious nuts are so upset at this idea.....their tiny little minds just can't accept anything that contradicts their belief systems in any way.

Answer 10

4501 Points! Yeah, me! Do I get something?

The Da Vinci code is not serious literature, or a thoughtful book. I left christianity long ago. There are a couple books that helped in my evolution though. They are "The OverSoul," by RW Emerson, "Demian" by Herman Hesse, "The Stranger," By Albert Camus and "Hero With a Thousand Faces," by Joseph Campbell.