Being a humanities major, the first time I read this I pulled out my art history books so I could refer to the same paintings at the same time. I had studied all of them, and found most of what Brown pointed out, but not to the same extent obviously and not with clues in hand. Despite the overbearing romance I really enjoyed the plot line, the racing suspense, and of course, the art! After I finished this book, my first thought was, I am so grateful to know the truth! Probably not Brown's intentions, but this one non-religious fiction strengthened my testimony! : ) I read Angels and Demons some time later, and while it was much more grotesque and not for the faint-of-heart, I managed to suspend my beliefs about crazy lunatics and square yards of fabrics and enjoyed the art again. Another moment of gratitude for the truth that I have, enjoy, and know to be the whole truth, and a moment of wondering how many questions readers of this book (and the first) would have after finishing them. Go missionaries! : )
***** for DaVinci Code
*** for Angels and Demons
Sunday, February 7, 2010
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