DaVinci Code Author and the Masons

by lovelylil 9 Replies latest jw friends

  • lovelylil
    lovelylil

    Any DaVinci code enthusiasts out there?

    I read the book and thought it was fantastic, also saw the movie. Dan Brown is making a sequal to DaVinci code and it will be about the Masons and the supposed symbols of Masonry found in Washington D.C. Here is a link about the upcoming book which is still in the works;

    http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20071129/lf_afp/entertainmentusfreemasonsbooks

    Looks interesting. I for one will definately read it. I love Dan Brown books. Anyone else? Lilly

  • drew sagan
    drew sagan

    It's all fun an games until somebody dies and goes to hell

  • LouBelle
    LouBelle

    Dan Brown for decoding the bible.

  • TheSilence
    TheSilence

    Hi, Lilly,

    I've read two of Dan Brown's books. I enjoyed the DaVinci code because I just seem to like books that tell the other side of the story. A few examples are Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister, The Red Tent, and Wicked. I also read Dan Brown's Angels and Demons. I enjoy his references to symbology and the hunt for answers. However, the ending just seemed so far fetched to me that it left a bad taste in my mouth.

    A new book based on Free Mason imagery in America's history would be pretty interesting. I will probably pick it up and read it when it comes out.

    Merry Christmas!!!

    Jackie

  • lovelylil
    lovelylil

    Jackie,

    I think the new book with the free mason symbology might be Dan Browns most interesting book yet. I wonder how long it will take to be completed? According to the article he recently interviewed masonic lodge members.

    My husband and I love these types of books too. We also read Angels and Demons. I liked it but like DaVinci code better.

    Merry Christmas to you too! Lilly

  • brinjen
    brinjen

    Am I the only person on the planet who hasn't read the Da Vinci Code?

  • changeling
    changeling

    My favorite Dan Brown book is Angels and Demons. Just remember, conspiracy theories are fun but must be taken with a "grain of salt".

    The Silence: Your reading list sounds like mine. The Red Tent is one of my all time favorites. As for Wicked, I loved the book but the Broadway play was a dissapointment.

    changeling

  • Satanus
    Satanus

    Brinjen

    I haven't read it, either. I haven't read any fiction for yrs.

    S

  • brinjen
    brinjen

    Glad to see I'm not the only one.

  • lovelylil
    lovelylil

    For anyone who hasn't read Dan Brown's DaVinci code and Angels and Demons, I would highly recomend them. I can't wait for the sequal to DaVinci to be done. I hope they make it into a movie and have Tom Hanks play the lead again. Lilly

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