Do u believe in Da Vinci Code's story?

Its a fiction mixed facts according to me, so i like it and dont find it not rite, just enjoyed it.

This novel is recommended by my friend.. my friend lent his book to me and i just left it. i do not believe it is an interesting story. when next time my friend ask me how is the novel? i just answer him, i'm busy.. but my friend still keep persuade me to read it.. then later i start to read 1st page.. i saw good comments by others people and was a best seller in NY too.. then i continue to read.. when i read though few pages, i keep on read and read and read.. then a call my friend, Man! this is more interesting than thought.. then with in 1 week, i complete read the novel.. and i have to said, it is a greatest story that i never read before. about the story, in the book it got stated some evidences about the Supper night but i think that just a writer opinion thought. anyway, i really enjoy the Novel.

it could be true, why not?

i just see the moive,in my opionion that it is not the truth,because the history can not be like that,this is just the film or novel

I personally havent read the novel, but i did see the move lol. Im kinda 50/50 on this matter, not to sure how i feel about it.... I do reccomend the movie though, it was great!

I haven't read the book but did see the movie. In my religion, we feel very strongly that Christ is the Savior of Mankind. We are also taught that the family is central to Heavenly Father's plan for us. Christ came to be an example in all things. Just as in the story of his baptism in which he said that he needed to "fulfill all righteousness," I wouldn't have any problem with the fact that he married and fathered a child, just as we are commanded to do. God gave Adam and Eve the commandment to multiply and replenish the earth. In our children and families is found our greatest joys and our most perfect lessons about love. This is how we understand how our Heavenly Father loves us. Though I don't believe that anyone really knows anymore, let alone Da Vinci, it doesn't change my belief in Christ's divinity. Maybe it even strengthens it.