Sunday, January 04, 2004
Heather:
Over at Envoy, they've got a two-part review of The Da Vinci Code. I just read the first part--okay, skimmed it. I've got some thoughts about those proponents of the Code as gospel, catechism, or anything more than pulp fiction.
These thoughts are percolating through. Because this is just a blog, I'm not sure how much I need to cite as sources and I don't really have the time to hunt them down. Or the inclination, frankly, to slog through a bunch of gnostic malarkey to find where they actually state what Brown seems to promote as their beliefs.
Watch this space, and please don't make me turn it into a doctoral thesis. I'll leave that to the professional authors.
Over at Envoy, they've got a two-part review of The Da Vinci Code. I just read the first part--okay, skimmed it. I've got some thoughts about those proponents of the Code as gospel, catechism, or anything more than pulp fiction.
These thoughts are percolating through. Because this is just a blog, I'm not sure how much I need to cite as sources and I don't really have the time to hunt them down. Or the inclination, frankly, to slog through a bunch of gnostic malarkey to find where they actually state what Brown seems to promote as their beliefs.
Watch this space, and please don't make me turn it into a doctoral thesis. I'll leave that to the professional authors.
