Da Vinci Code Poll

[Jacob Dahlen]

Da Vinci Code Poll

 

[Jacob Dahlen]

I voted no on all 3 questions...

 

[StefanM]

I'm sure all serious participants will also vote no on all three.

 

[SpiritualMadMan]

Hey, finally...

A real "No Brainer"...

 

[DeclareHim]

Yea that was easy.

 

[Pete]

No x 3. 13-0 so far, this poll could set a BB record

I also don't believe that I'll ever read the book or see the movie.

 

[JFox1]

I voted "no" on all three questions.

 

[Debby in Philly]

Who, on this board, would vote otherwise?

 

[nate]

Very true. I don't even think that one who answered yes to one of the questions could even be labeled a Christian.

 

[mcdirector]

I voted no too, but I can't imagine that anyone on this board wouldn't agree. Unless of course they wanted to see how the fur would fly.

 

[Claudia_T]

I dont know anything about the Da Vinci Code and I dont know if I want to know because the litle bit of what Ive heard about it seems stupid to me

 

[gekko]

34 - 0 in favor of "no" to all three questions.

could this be a BB record?

 

[tragic_pizza]

Obviously, no on al three. I suspect the "yes" vote was a joker.

I have, however, read the book and plan on both seeing the movie and teaching an adult sunday school class and my youth group on the facts which refute the fiction of The DaVinci Code.

 

[FriendofSpurgeon]

We had a Sunday School class on The DaVinci Code a couple of weeks ago - very interesting. We may go as a group to see the movie.

There is a lot of material out there on this. I have particularly enjoyed Father Jonathan Morris' blogs (can be found on foxnews.com). You may want to check this out.

 

[gekko]

here's a good link to an interesting article:

Da Vinci provokes widespread protests

 

[BobRyan]

John Ankerberg did an expose on the many twists and foibles of the Da Vinci Code myth. I think Doug Bachelor also has a book out on the massive volumes of error contained in that work of pure fiction.