Since the Da Vinci Code,

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Deb J. Mar 25, 2007, 11:55am EDT

I'm like you Leslie, I love doing research, especially on contraversial issues! I've learned a lot that way!

Sarah (can't believe the year's over) G. Mar 25, 2007, 12:03pm EDT

I read a particularly dry but very insightful book called "Math and the Mona Lisa". It was a bit of a bore towards the end, and the title is a bit deceiving. As you move forward in the chapters there is less and less information about Leonardo and his work. However, the book does include very interesting facts about the fibonacci sequence, phi, and pi.

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Tricia C. Mar 25, 2007, 12:10pm EDT

it was some interesting concepts that were brought out in the movie.

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Christine Zibas Mar 25, 2007, 2:20pm EDT

I've read a lot since the "Da Vinci Code" too. I read "Secrets of the Code" and "Secrets of Mary Magdalene." I find the whole thing fascinating. I would like to learn more about the freemasons, too. Any word on when the next Dan Brown book will be coming out?

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JoAnne D. Mar 25, 2007, 2:40pm EDT

Unfortunately I am only half way through "Da Vinci Code", only because I have been having a hard time trying to find the time. A true murder mystery so far. Sounds a little Wiccan to me, but very interesting.

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LittleMissSunshine - Shel & Barney Rule L. Mar 25, 2007, 7:25pm EDT

Hmm there is also a book out on debunking the DaVinci code. I saw it in BN. I wish I could remember the exact title

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Austin Cushing Mar 25, 2007, 10:13pm EDT

I like reading a lot of conspiracy theory books (including religious) - it makes for great plot ideas for gaming. ::duck/click::

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Sue P. Mar 26, 2007, 4:09pm EDT

The di Vivci Code is a very well written and interesting book. I loved the game in trying to guess what would happen next. Thrilling!

Suresh. This name is of Indian origin. Different.

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Karolyn Q. Mar 28, 2007, 10:22am EDT

Thank you for sharing.

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Kevin F Apr 27, 2007, 10:34pm EDT

I've read many books concerning the Desposyni, the Rex Deus, the Knights Templar, the Freemasons both operative and speculative. There definitely is a mystery afoot, and I think it's something that still has not been manifestly reported. What I have found is that down through the ages, while the church has been the exoteric arm of spirituality, there has always been an esoteric strain that has quietly proceeded in the background, or underground, as it were.

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Doc, in the middle, holding on... Curmudgeon esq. Jun 7, 2009, 9:32am EDT

I read 'em a decade before Brown did... and he got a stunning amount of it wrong.

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