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Dan Brown

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Dan Brown

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In light of such a bold statement, let us take a closer look at Dan Brown’s immensely popular novel, the soon-to-be-released movie of the same name and their possible impact on the church and culture.
Dahil sa matapang na paglalahad na iyon, suriin natin ang lubhang tanyag na nobela ni Dan Brown, ang malapit nang ipalabas na pelikula ng parehong pangalan at ang posibleng epekto nito sa simbahan at kultura.

Although Dan Brown would have us believe that “all descriptions of artwork, architecture, documents, and secret rituals in this novel are accurate,”[2] The Da Vinci Code is a work of fiction, complete with good guys, bad guys and narrow escapes.
Bagaman pinapaniwala sa atin ni Dan Brown na “ang lahat ng paglalarawan sa sining, arkitektura, dokumento, at lihim na ritwal sa nobelang ito ay tamang-tama,”[2] Ang The Da Vinci Code ay likhang-isip lamang, kumpleto sa kasangkapan ng mabubuting tao, masasamang tao at makitid na pagtakas.

This theory is hardly new to Dan Brown; any serious student of ecclesiastical history will be familiar with this ancient (albeit aberrant) tradition, which has long been held as heresy by Catholics and Protestants alike.[4] However, one need only delve (and not even very deeply) into the “historical” basis for this tradition to be convinced that it is, indeed, fiction.
Ang teoryang ito ay hindi bago kay Dan Brown; kahit sinong pormal na estudyante ng kasaysayan ng eklesiyastika ay pamilyar sa sinauna (ngunit lumalayo sa katotohanan) na tradisyon, na matagal nang itinuturing kasinungalingan (heresy) ng mga Katoliko at mga Protestante rin.[4] Gayon man, kailangan lamang magsaliksik (at hindi man napakalalim) sa “historikal” na basehan para sa tradisyong ito upang mapapaniwalang ito ay likhang-isip lamang.