It is ALL About The Goddess
Beginning on page 3, the April 22, 2005 filing from Random House frequently repeats the already disproven concept that The Da Vinci Code is not about Sophia, the Great Goddess, the supreme divine feminine.
We addressed this in an earlier post "Dan Brown challenges the Notion That 'Mary Married Jesus' is REALLY What DV Code is about," but Random House seems determined to keep this misconception alive by repeating it time after time.
So, in addition to what Dan Brown says publicly about what DV Code is about, it's probably worth looking at what DV Code itself says:
This, from Chapter 60 of The Da Vinci Code: "The Priory of Sion, to this day, still worships Mary Magdalene as the Goddess, the Holy Grail, the Rose, and the Divine Mother."
There's more. But I fear that if I quote too much of DV Code, Random House will sue me for copyright infringement.
We addressed this in an earlier post "Dan Brown challenges the Notion That 'Mary Married Jesus' is REALLY What DV Code is about," but Random House seems determined to keep this misconception alive by repeating it time after time.
So, in addition to what Dan Brown says publicly about what DV Code is about, it's probably worth looking at what DV Code itself says:
This, from Chapter 60 of The Da Vinci Code: "The Priory of Sion, to this day, still worships Mary Magdalene as the Goddess, the Holy Grail, the Rose, and the Divine Mother."
There's more. But I fear that if I quote too much of DV Code, Random House will sue me for copyright infringement.
posted by Lewis Perdue at 9:00 AM
1 Comments:
Nah you're well within fair use at a paragraph.
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