MP3: Fact and Fiction in the Da Vinci Code

Addresses dozens of issues raised by the bestselling novel The Da Vinci Code, including:

• How Dan Brown hijacked Pope John Paul II's Theology of the Body to forward his own pagan agenda,
• Correct interpretation of The Last Supper and The Madonna of the Rocks,
• What Catholic elements make the book so popular?
• Why is the phrase "the relics of Wicca" a contradiction in terms?
• What does Dan Brown get wrong about Opus Dei?
• What is the link between devil worship and paganism?
• What is the Priory of Sion?
• Where did the Bible come from?
• How many Gospels were there in the early Church?
• Did Constantine collate or commission the Bible?
• What was Rome's official religion under Constantine?
• Did the Council of Nicaea vote on Jesus' divinity?
• What is the Chalice, the Blade, and Hieros Gamos?
• Was Jesus married?
• Was Mary Magdelene his wife?
• What is in the Gospel of Mary Magdalene?
• Where did Peter's authority come from?
• What is the "Q" document and why is it impossible?
• Who is Plantard and Saint Claire?
• What is Gnosis?
• Is the description of the Wiccan ritual accurate?
• And much, much more!

With graduate degrees in both European history (Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville, IL) and theology (Franciscan University, Steubenville, OH), plus a popular book on Christian sexuality to his credit, Steve Kellmeyer is very admirably suited to weigh the claims made in The Da Vinci Code against the historical and theological evidence. Join him as he works page by page through the novel, highlighting the fact and the fiction!

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