Fact and Fiction in the Da Vinci Code
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Product Details Author:  Format: ISBN: H x W x D: Manufacturer: Date: Pages: Steven Kellmeyer Soft Cover 0-9718128-6-1 8 1/2"  (21.5 cm) x 5 1/2"  (13.9 cm) x 0 1/4"  (0.63 cm) Bridegroom Press 2004 96

 General Description:

Addresses 72 different issues raised by the bestselling novel The Da Vinci Code, including:

• How Paul’s Letter to the Galatians proves Jesus did not wed Mary Magdalene,
• How Christians understand the place of pain in the world,
• Correct interpretation of The Last Supper and The Madonna of the Rocks,
• Where the Mona Lisa’s name comes from,
• Why pagan symbols have a role in Christian artwork,
• The historical origins of Wicca,
• Why both Christians and non-Christians mistakenly think sex is dirty,
• Why Germany is more important than France to understanding the novel’s issues,
• Constantine’s role in the early Church,
• The role of the Catholic Church in Renaissance witch trials,
• The role of war in Christian Faith,
• How all the Catholics portrayed in the book are actually heretics,
• And much, much more!

About the Author:

With graduate degrees in both theology and European history and a popular book on the role of sex within Christian Faith 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 both the fact and the fiction!

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