The Da Vinci Code

May 18, 2006–May 19, 2005 - comment

Sitting down to read a novel is an escape to far away times and places for many of us. But Dan Brown’s popular book The Da Vinci code is blurring the lines between fact and fiction. His claims of conspiracy in the early church are being treated as fact even though they are riddled with flimsy evidence and blatant falsehoods.

Today we’re going to give you the truth about this piece of fiction that’s masquerading as fact. We’re going to hear from Dr. Jack Graham who’s the senior pastor at Prestonwood Baptist Church. Let’s listen in as he exposes the dangers and inaccuracies of The Da Vinci Code.

topic(s): Faith, Bible, Science

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