TING! TING! TING! DA VINCI CODE VERSUS RELIGIOUS CATHOLICS ROUND1 hehehehe
the book of Dan Brown is still taking heavy fire from religious people all over the world. There was a published book pa ata or something called "the Da Vinci Hoax" that points out the author's mistakes and criticizes the book as a piece of fiction pretending ti be a scholarly research
pero tingin ko OA lang yung mga relihiyosong yun....
quote: Originally posted by: LP "ano pala yang da vinci code na yan????? they say that it is a good book, pero matagal na akng nangangarap na makahiram ng book nyan....hehehhe"
Here's an idea; why don't you buy the book instead of borrowing it?
Tingnan mo ako: I will give the Dan Brown collection to my family for Christmas. Tapos hihiramin ko lahat.
im posting one of my friend's comments on dvc.. she's staying at france for over a year now.. i just want to share and this does not mean in any way that i share, nor challenge her ideas/views.. i want to know what you guys think of this..
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What is so darn interesting about dvc?
di nga.. sa totoo lang? saka i dont understand how some people could actually be convinced by that book? bakit ba? personally, i think the book is so full of bull. really. i think its really for the gullible. bakit? eh napaka -inaccurate kaya ng details nya?
una sa lahat, mali ang descriptions nya ng layout ng streets sa paris.
a. the denon wing of the museum is not next to rue rivoli, so sophie could not have possibly thrown the bar of soap to a truck going to invalides.
b. from the northern entrance to the louvre, there`s no way a car could enter through the tuileries garden. believe me, i walk there all the time on my way home!
c. walang prostitutes sa st. sulpice area! magsampay ka nga lang ng damit sa binatana ng bahay mo, wawarningan na kayo ng pulis, kasi nakakasira ng view ng paris, yung magkaron pa kaya ng mga pokpok don? eh sobrang sosyal ng area na yun?
d. in the english version, the bank of zurich is located at 24 rue haxo. but in the french version of the book, nasa 24 rue de longchamp na. i live in 20 rue de longchamp. pero wala akong kapitbahay na swiss bank!
e. you cant buy tickets to trains going to lille from gare st. lazare station. trains leaving for lille leave from gare du nord.
pangalawa, he was so damn focused on describing the glass pyramid of the louvre, and the fact that the pyramid is composed of exactly 666 glass panes? well, he failed to mention that there are THREE pyramids in the louvre, the other two standing on both sides of the one he`s so concentrated on describing. and those other two couldnt possibly have 666 glass panes on each of them as well. granted, the other two are smaller than the one he`s referring to, but still, nobody would ever miss seeing those two as well.... so why are they insignificant in brown`s book? kasi hindi sila composed of 666 glass panes din? and come to think of it.... the pyramid has four sides, right? sobrang bobacious ko sa math, pero kahit sinong bobo sa numero eh mare-realize na 666 is not divisible by four. di ba?
pangatlo, and this one pinakanakakainis... yung madonna of the rocks nya... threatening daw yung hand ni virgin mary? clawlike and as if clutching an invisible head? and uriel was making a slicing gesture in the direction of the said head? tas john the baptist was blessing jesus christ? and jesus christ bowing to the authority of john the baptist? duh?!
a. mary`s hand was anything but clawlike and threatening and clutching an invisible head. it is raised just above the head of the infant jesus.
b. uriel was pointing to john the baptist and she was using her forefinger (what else?) in doing so. hardly a slicing gesture at all.
c. brown got his characters confused in interpreting the painting. the baby blessing the other child is not john baptist (blessing the older child jesus); but the infant jesus himself. the older one who has his head bowed is in fact john the baptist. it`s the other way around. if he reads the bible, he`d have found out that john the baptist is older than jesus christ.
d. the painting is actually over six feet tall. how could sophie have heaved the canvass out of the wall and used it as a shield, knowing that the painting is so much taller than she is? not to mention she probably couldn`t have held the painting from end to end due to its width? and if she bent her knee from the back of the canvass, it`s not the middle of it that should have bulged, but the lower part, assuming she let it stand on the floor, and considering the size of its frame? and the museum guide tells me the painting is quite heavy, and that the guard standing on the end of the corridor (who is heavily built) can`t possibly have lifted the painting alone.
e. hindi nakahiwalay ng kwarto sa louvre ang monalisa. nasa grand gallery din sya.
pang-apat, he was quoting from the dead sea scrolls referring to mary magdalene as the companion of christ. san kaya sa dead sea scrolls yun? coz the dead sea scrolls predate the life and times of jesus. the scrolls dont really say anything about christ.
panglima, if you read more materials about the holy grail, youll be surprised to find out that the holy grail is not so much about mary magdalene as it is about the virgin mary herself... coz the holy grail is said to be a representation of the one who carries the royal blood of jesus. the virgin mary is the physical mother of jesus. therefore she carries within herself the blood of christ. and brown failed to mention that there is, in fact, a sanctuary here in marseilles, france, that claims to house the remains of mary magdalene. whereas no body could ever really say where the remains of the virgin mary lay.
pang-anim, yung sinasabi nyang nuns na nagpagawa kay da vinci nung first painting nya ng madonna of the rocks... the confraternity of immaculate conception... hindi sya kumbento para magkaron ng mga madre don. it is a kind of seminary and its strictly for male only.
.... probably dan brown has never been to the louvre and to paris. he probably has never read the bible, and he cant get his facts straight.
quote: Originally posted by: yamiyo "haba nung post ni lei... nakakaduling basahin i agree, marami ngang errors yung dvc. pero that's why it's fictional di ba? and there were reportedly some tourists who came to paris to live the adventure, those people are just plain gullible... or stupid, you pick which. "
haba nga no? pasensya na, hindi ako ang sumulat nun, repost ko lang dito..
museum employees in France are riding on this "wave".. since dvc was published and became popular.. a lot of tourists and locals alike are re-visiting the museums.. guides are tasked to anser any of the visitors' questions, mostly about the dvc, etc.. and that is ok with them. they do acknowledge that it is fiction, but as far as the story in the book goes.. this happened here.. etc.. etc..
*poit* Lahat nalang ng pinuntahan ko may DVC na pinapagusapan. Diba sinabi namanthat the work is fictional? So whoever takes the book personally is gullible.
quote: Originally posted by: raven_frost "*poit* Lahat nalang ng pinuntahan ko may DVC na pinapagusapan. Diba sinabi namanthat the work is fictional? So whoever takes the book personally is gullible. "
Whoever takes the book personally is stupid... kaya nga under ng fiction ang dvc e...
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Adversity reveals genius, prosperity conceals it. - horace
Da Vinci's Code is fictional. however, may ilang nabanggit na instances na totoo. kung ano mga iyon, hindi ko na sasabihin. medyo maselan ang religion kapag pinag-usapan. kaya sa akin, kaya ko binasa yung libro, para i-test ang aking fail.
kayo ano ang purpose niyo kaya niyo binasa yung DVC?