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LOL. It was a very bad move for Christians to protest against the movie. Remember, controversy sells. In the field of entertainment, there's no such thing as bad publicity. The more you give attention to it, the more enticing it becomes.

I haven't seen the movie but a friend of mine saw it and was somewhat disappointed. He said it was like any other suspense-thriller movie. Still, I would like to watch it. I would like to read the novel but I'm more interested in Umberto Ecco's works.

The church...lol... yes i do have to admit it was quite comical to see "christians" openly protesting teh movie. a true christian does nto protest what they knwo abotu there lord and savior to be false. they instead spread teh good word and not denounce teh bad ones.

as for teh movie cutting otu a lot of information yeah that is true, it cut a lot of stuff involving paganism as well as the catholic assassins sectionary which was very true in history.

I had to laugh when they brought up teh book that was written to persecute paganism, hwat a peice of crap book it was.

i whole heartedly agree. beside i was not pleasedwith the whole craze that was incited because of the passion, especiallythe antisemitism. after all it ws just a movie!!!! if people read teh bible mayeb they woudl realize christ wasnt a christian he was a jew! and the jewish people are the chosen ones the ones who are the promised in gods eyes. ua genties are the ones at stake......sirry am rambling again at 1 in teh morning sorry....

If your faith is real it will not be shaken by a movie fiction or not. That's all I have to say about the Xian protests...

xp True. It's like, hello!, you need something created by humans to believe there is a God or otherwise??? rolleyes

I know I might be stereotyped as a Christian Catholic, but I assure you, I am an open-minded one and I personally DON'T CARE if Jesus Christ did get jiggy with Mary Magdalene or what not. He Saved me and that's enough for me. I believe in Him. I've had a fair share of miracles to stay rooted in my faith. The Da Vinci Code was interesting as an entertainment material, but it's entertainment material. Period.

And even if I'm not a Jew or an Israelite, and if God suddenly chose only those people to save, what's important is that my faith helped me to become a good person to other people and that I've helped others to be better people too. I'm not afraid of death or nothingness. [only the pain of going xp ] I'm actually fascinated by the idea of the afterlife. And if there's nothing, then I've got nothing to lose when I die. I've done something good and I was someone good and that's what's important. pirate

And if your friends really loved God and Jesus and had their hearts where they were supposed to be, Alula, they wouldn't be afraid to be tested. And even if they're brothers and sisters in the faith, it's disappointing how they could be shaken so easily with something so trivial. It's like... they have so little faith that in the times of doubt... *sigh*

Sorry, I was a little too reactive, if ever. ninja I respect your views.

When the movie first came out, my Grandma and I got into a convorsation about it. She said that it didn't matter if Jesus had any kids or a wife or whatnot. She's still Catholic, and she still believes. I'd like to see more proof before I believe anything, but like it says in the book: It's fiction, nothing more than a good story.
Angels and Demons (the prequel), on the other hand, we both think is total garbage.