Is 'The Da Vinci Code' Good for The Pagans?
"The Da Vinci Code" has ignited a worldwide controversy. The Vatican has denounced it, church leaders have condemned it, and audiences are flocking to see it. The book and the movie both take a sympathetic view of Paganism—or rather, a critical view of Christianity’s elimination of the female principle and roles of authority for women. (Although certainly Christianity was not the first or last religion to do so.)
Dan Brown, who wrote the "Da Vinci Code" novel, implies that many of the major splits and injustices of our world could be healed by restoring the Sacred Feminine to Christianity, and by acknowledging that Jesus was mortal, had children with Mary Magdalene, and intended for her to carry on as leader of the church.
But is "The Da Vinci Code" good for the Pagans? Full Story
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Dan Brown, who wrote the "Da Vinci Code" novel, implies that many of the major splits and injustices of our world could be healed by restoring the Sacred Feminine to Christianity, and by acknowledging that Jesus was mortal, had children with Mary Magdalene, and intended for her to carry on as leader of the church.
But is "The Da Vinci Code" good for the Pagans? Full Story
Related: religion, wicca, pagan, spells
posted at 2:14 AM
1 Comments:
I am not wicca but do agree that it is about time that pagans got good press. Everyone knows the church based its power upon lies and deciet and the corruption of much older faiths. I think the da-vinci code though partly fiction will open peoples eyes complete freedom of faith should be allowed world wide without interference from other faiths. Alexander the great managed it and the world had 100 years of true global peace (as the legend goes) he was pagan.
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