Books give the reader a lot of facts and information. Reading books helps me to realize how individuals lived in past long stretches of mysticism and mystery. I found out about the world's marvels, space travel, human accomplishments, giant whales, viruses, and other fascinating things of our reality. This hobby started when I was young. My mom always read me a storybook about fairytales and goblins until she got fed up, and that is when I start learning to read by myself.
I'm an avid reader of fictional literature. I found them thought-provoking, entertaining, and it seems like a magical world opens for me. I admire many authors, and because of that, I started to collect books and e-books, which I often reread because they are that good. I usually read 20-30 pages or more every night.
Last night, I perused the book: Breaking the Da Vinci Code, written by Darell L. Bock, a research professor from Dallas Theological Seminary. I decided to read this one because of the curiosity built after watching the movie--The Da Vinci Code. If you watched the film, well, I'm pretty sure you have a lot of thoughts about the most significant coverup in human history.
This book is said to answer the questions everyone asked about the hidden mysteries of the Da Vinci Code. While reading this one, honestly speaking, I found this book quite uncomfortable to read as a Christian because a lot of content written from this book tells the opposite of what we believe. The author of this book supports his work by writing Bible verses as evidence. Thus, I deemed to think in some of the statements.
Of all the books I had, this is the most uncanny book I ever read. The funny thing that happened to me was that I always have my Bible to check if all the verses written in the book were factual. If you are like me who's thirsty to know the secrets of 'The Da Vinci Code,' and love ciphers, enigmas, etc., at the same time, I recommend you to read this book. This book is free to read. You can even borrow this one for 14 days. (link attached below)
Warning: This book contains information that affects not only your mind but also your emotions and belief.
"Was Leonardo da Vinci the lone individual who thought about Vatican's dark secret concealing the truth about Jesus and exposed it on his famous masterpiece? "The Last Supper"?
"Do dire religious organizations hold secrets that reveal the real Jesus?"
These are the frequently asked questions after watching the movie or the novel 'The Da Vinci Code.' But my question to you is:
Are these the right questions in unveiling the secrets of the code?
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