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Cracking Da Vinci's Code: You've Read the Fiction, Now Read the Facts
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780781441650
Edition: 1st Print
ISBN: 078144165X
Label: Cook Communications
Manufacturer: Cook Communications
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 256
Publication Date: April 01, 2004
Publisher: Cook Communications
Studio: Cook Communications
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Editorial Review:
Garlow and Jones trace Brown's misguided and false teaching back to its roots, which, surprisingly, are still active in our culture and churches today.
Customer Reviews
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Rating:  - Go to church-- you'll learn more
I bought this book hoping for a Christian perspective on the Christian-themed The DaVinci Code by Dan Brown. What I paid for is unabashed preaching on how the Gospel can be spread through never re-interpretting or revisiting the collection of stories called the Bible.
These two theological scholars don't add any additional light to Brown's story nor do they actually show proof that the DaVinci Code couldn't have been true (which, in fact, I agree that most of Brown's work is fictional ... Read More
Rating: - Bitterly Disappointing Response
This book is an excellent affirmation of Christian values that must be read by anyone who didn't realize that "The Da Vinci Code" was a work of fiction. Please reread that sentence; "The Da Vinci Code" is a work of fiction, like "Star Trek" or "Harry Potter". Unfortunately, the same people who fail to appreciate this fact are the same people who actually need to read "Cracking Da Vinci's Code," in order to restore balance to a worldview so easily upset by Dan Brown's clever yarn.
Unfortunately, ... Read More
Rating: - Let's act like we have something to hide!
What does it mean when someone gets excessively-defensive?
It doesn't express that they have peace or comfort with themselves.
Writing sludge like this just fuels the fire - that I suppose they are trying to put out. If .. there .. WAS .. ever .. a .. fire.
Rating:  - Countering the "Da Vinci Code" Anti-Christian Bigotry
Garlow and Jones soundly refute the charge that the church was and is antisex. But then again, this is an age-old trumped-up charge, going back to ancient pagan Rome, and still leveled against those who do not agree with the hedonistic and libertinistic practices of the accusers. The same holds for those who accuse the church of being sexist or misogynist (anti-woman), as the Da Vinci Code does. It is routine for feminists to call anyone sexist or misogynist who has the temerity to disagree with their ideology ... Read More
Rating:  - A Great Resource and A Must Read If You're "Not Sure"
Highly recommended, very easy to read, yet well-researched.
The chapters are subdivided mostly into three sections describing the major historical/theological claims of The Da Vinci Code (DVC), a Christian rebuttal to these claims, and short narrative in each chapter about a hypothetical college student's related experience. If you want to head straight for the claims and rebuttal, and by-pass the narrative, it is very easy to do. But the narrative is quite useful in understanding the types of ... Read More
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