It's not often that we make comments about films without actually seeing a film. But the book upon which this movie is based has so much distasteful and offensive content that we consider it not to be a good idea to buy, rent, nor in any way contribute to the success of such a film.

The Da Vinci Code

It is understandable why so many researchers, theologians, and people of integrity oppose the book. Our recommendation here at Holiness.com is that you no more spend money to buy this book (or pay to see the movie) than you would request Satan worshippers to sell you some of their publications on how to interpret the Holy Bible.

Our understanding is that the book claims to present a fictional story. However, the book makes the claim that - All descriptions of artwork, architecture, documents, and secret rituals in the novel are accurate.

The book represents itself as using architecture, artwork, documents and etc. to present some of the most bizarre and offensive claims, such as the theory that Jesus Christ is not divine and was married to Mary Magdalene. The shame is that the arguments put forth by the book to try and prove bizarre and offensive theories are so full of holes that it is amazing that people would contribute to the author's success by giving their money to buy such a book. Then again, some people are willing to buy dog dung by the bucket full if it is considered fashionable to do so and everyone else is buying it.

Do not buy the Da Vinci Code, nor see the movie if you are the type of person who does not like to support efforts which oppose the Holy Bible's authenticity.

If you somehow unknowingly bought this book - Well, I would return it and get my money back if I were you.