prove that it is true and i will belive it but until then its not true

i believe the title of the book that disproves the da vinci code is Decoding The Da VInci Code. not sure who wrote it though.

Eh, since this dead thread was revived I'll add in my thoughts. It's definetely not true at all. Sure some of it seems viable with Rosslyn Chapel as it's where most believe the Templars truly did hide it. The thing that confuses people the most is that so much of the fiction is tied in with fact that it almost makes you believe it all.

I'm a Demolay, which is a Masonic youth organization, and I've done a lot of research on the Knights Templar, especially Jacques Demolay and I do believe that they possessed the Holy Grail....given that it is a tangible item.

Now if it in fact is a bloodline, well....I have no idea. From Brown's books though, most if not all mentions of the Templars or Freemasons are in a way twisted or just incorrect.

Damn good read though.

Brown'a book is a culmination of all the christian conspiracy theories in the last 1000 years or so. How else do you explain tying everything into everything else? It's just not logical. He was probably just trying to sell his book, think about it, it sounds like a movie script waiting to happen; as if that was his intention. Afterall, we haven't had a good European set thriller for awhile.

Why would anyway take a serial novel so seriously anyway?

It actually is being made into a movie. Tom Hanks is set for Langdon and Audrey Tautou is Sophie.

its as false as a big false thing on false day

I dont care if its true or false.

I dent tend to believe in any of these "code" discoveries (Da Vinci, bible etc.) as most sceptics point out you can find codes in almost every decent sized book if you use the right algorithms to prove it they found references to Clinton in Moby Dick (maybe there is something in it after all).

I also agree that people seem to be taking these books and Dan Browns ones far too seriously given that the authors have generally stated they are works of fiction using bits of history as a background.