Unraveling Da Vinci’s Code
Revealing the Truth Behind the Fiction The Da Vinci Code which is loosely based on Gnosticism, a diverse series of early Christian literature, has created a stir among readers who seek to "decode" its controversial message. What is fact? What is fiction? Decide as you read modern-day perspectives from distinguished scholars or explore articles on ancient texts.
Articles:
- What is Gnosticism?
- Debunking Heresies: The DaVinci Code through the Eyes of Irenaeus
- The Gospel of Mary
- Scholarly Perspectives: Interview with Charles W. Hedrick, Professor Emeritus at Missouri State University
- Interview with Nida Institute Scholar Scott Elliott
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