Blogger Stephen McCaskill suggests that bloggers interested in blogging about the book each tackle a specific section so all the important points will be covered. Great idea.
I hadn’t planned on creating a formal group of bloggers, but if there’s a section(s) in The Da Vinci Code you want to blog about, do so. The movie comes out in seven months, but the marketing campaign will be in full swing early next year, I suspect.
James White is blogging about the book in preparation for the movie, and I will link to each post. Here’s the latest. Also see First Objection: It’s Fiction, Dummy and Heads Up, Folks. It’s Coming.
Think about which chapters/sections/concepts you want to blog about and let us know. I’ll do the same. If you’re blogging this weekend, trackback to this post, and I’ll link to you.
Joy D. blogs about the “woman” in Leonardo’s rendering of The Last Supper. Dan Brown claims the person to the right of Jesus (our left) is his “wife” Mary Magdalene, not the Apostle John. (By the way, I don’t like to see images of “Jesus,” but I linked to Leonardo’s painting to explain Brown’s reference.)
Pajama Hadin discusses “tactical misrepresentations.”
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