The DaVinci Code: A Quest for Answers by Josh McDowell

The DaVinci Code: A Quest for Answers Reviews

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  Nayra.Hassan

  اجمل ما يمنحنا إياه إي كتاب :المعلومات الممتعة..و
  هناك روايات تمت كتابتها لتحتفظ بها في رف خاص :رف الصدارة ..فبعض المعلومات لن تبحث عنها بنفسك ابدا
  ولكنك ستلتهمها اذا وضعها لك دان براون في اطار مغامرات شيقة لن تنساها ما حييت..
  
  فمن ينسى الشفرات البارعة واللعب بالكلمات
  ..والرسائل المستترة..والجناس التصحيفي
  ..و الوقت المتامر⏳ ضد البطل والحفيدة
  و ترتيب الأحداث في يوم واحد في براعة لا تجدها الا عند براون
  ..و المفاجأة في النهاية
  
  و الضجة التي إثارتها الرواية..الضجة التي أعادت الكتب رونقها 📚و صار الجدل من جديد على لسان رجل الشارع و هو يناقش أحداث رواية..ليست مجرد رواية بل هي حجر حرك المياه الادبية الراكدة
  
  ..ا..و رغم حجم الكتاب الذي يقترب من الكومدينو الا انه افضل من الفيلم بما لا يقاس
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  J. Kahele

  It is funny how reading books can remind you of so many things. The DaVinci Code was a book I had read this book in May, 2006, while I sat with my father, helping him be comfortable as he suffered through his last days of his life, losing his battle to pancreatic cancer. I remember this book so well. I remember for the short time I read it, I was able to escape the real world and delve into the world of imagination. The writing engulfed me and the story soothed me. I finished this on a Wednesday morning and my father passed, that afternoon. I will forever remember this book and this tale, it will be burned into my mind and my heart.
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  Bill Benge

  This book offers clear, concise answers to the questions that Dan Brown's book, The DaVinci Code poses that could 'shatter everything Christians believe.' This book defends the Christian faith with well researched facts that destroy the premise for Brown's book. One must remember that Brown's book is a piece of literary fiction, not fact. Brown has a character that is supposed to be a historical professor, who doesn't know history very well and McDowell does a great job of showing the gaping holes in the plot of The DaVinci Code. Many people have taken plot points from the book & movie as though they are historically accurate & correct, but reading A Quest For Answers by McDowell will help a person to take Brown's work for what it is: fiction.
  McDowell was a young man who did not believe in God & set out to disprove the resurrection of Jesus Christ.The more historical facts he found the more he realized that the gospel accounts of Jesus are accurate & converted to Christianity. He has written a number of books including, "More Than A Carpenter", "Evidence That Demands A Verdict", & "More Evidence That Demands A Verdict." He is thorough in this book as well as his others. I would highly recommend this book for those who are looking for truth. Especially those who have read Brown's book & have taken it as fact. I also recommend this book to any Christian who is looking for more facts to defend their faith with.
  
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  Soumya K S

  I've heard mixed reviews about this book. It was my biggest wish to read and experience the writings of Dan brown. This one was my birthday gift. There is no need to explain the story line of this book because it is a different experience to read this. Everyone should read this book without knowing about it. So this review is completely spoiler free. This is one of the most controversial book of all the time. So the reader should understand that this is completely fiction. This book directly challenges the authority of vatican by stating real facts in clever fiction. The narration of this book is really interesting. The author has included minute features to give it a real touch.
  I'm a big thriller lover so I really enjoyed this one. It was an amazing experience reading this. I've trapped inside this book after reading this. We should not break other's religious beliefs so everyone should take it as a pure fiction 😊
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  Steve lockwood

  Amazing. If you thought the Davinci code was historical fiction read the facts. It's amazing how much fiction is made to look like fact. Josh spent the time to research all the facts, add quotes, references etc. They are all published in this tidy book. Its about 100 pages or so. I was blown away.
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  Maria

  Book fucking sucked and we told everyone we thought so. It still sucks today. But some bitches tried to promote it and everyone and their mothers was reading it. It will still suck in the future. Enjoy this piece of shit garbage.
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  Regina (◡ ω ◡)

  Though it's a controversial (banned) book. It's one of the best I have ever read. The thrill and suspense and the plot twist that I sensed from is like none other than pure art!
  Being a Christian I too was offended to some extend. But it's fiction and has to be taken that way and I have to praise the author's professionalism and dedication to this book!
  I recommend this book to those who'd love to read a good suspense thriller. The real one!!
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  Farah

  Da Vinci code is a good book, however, sometimes you get lost!
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  SusanwithaGoodBook

  This was given to me by a friend who thought I should read it to understand and combat the controversy of the Dan Brown book. At first I was a little put off by the fictionalized account of three friends who are discussing the Da Vinci Code book, but after a bit I understood why he set it up that way and, for the most part, it works. Still, I really hated the last chapter where the author thinks he has to tell people how to "accept Jesus" by praying the "sinner's prayer." He lost me there because I completely disagree with his doctrine and blatant ignoring of scripture (Acts 2:28 says "hello"), but that's really not a discussion for this review. Suffice to say, I'll recommend that people read the first 4 or 5 chapters and skip the last one. Those will do to help you if you have questions about any supposed "truths" in Dan Brown's book.
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  Sabrina D. D.

  I didn't understand why people couldn't read it as a Historical Fiction... Especially the catholic church.
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  Jochan Joseph

  good
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  Anonymous

  Amazing book! This book was recommended by my parents and let me tell I did not regret a single moment of it
  This book would always keep you at the edge of up your seat and there’s would be epic twists that you would never be expecting. Not only is it fun to read but there are historical facts and theories written on here that would blow your mind. The da Vinci code itself is half based on true which makes it even more interesting. I can judge from reading the book how much time the author patiently had chose his words and did his research to make this book. The characters were interesting. Personally I like the protagonist a.k.a Robert Langdon. He’s words and intelligence makes him a very attractive character. Altogether Dan brown is an amazing author who took his time to make this spectacular book.
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  Ben

  This was one of the best books I have ever read. I liked it because it had a lot of information about the church and the knights of templar so I learned a lot about those things. It was cool because even though it was sort of a treasure hunt book, it wasn't cheesy, like other treasure hunt books. It was a real page turner and I am looking forward to reading the next book in the series, Angels and Demons.
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  NanJi

  I read this book when I was a kid, now I don't remember anything of it but I remember I started to enjoy Art after it!
  I watched the movie that holds the same name of the book and till now I remember the enjoyment of watching something I read.
  This rating isn't based on the book itself but it's based on the reason why I'm into art right now.
  
  "I can't remember if I finished it or not, I'm gonna read it once I get the chance to!"
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  Ben

  Dan Brown's boek is rotzooi. Gevaarlijke rotzooi. Alles wordt gepresenteerd als feit. Dan Burnstein's boek was goed, maar deze van McDowell is duidelijker en een stuk korter.
  Of je DaVinci nu gelezen hebt of niet, dit is een goed boek om te lezen als je in het kort wat wilt leren over het ontstaan van de kerk.
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  Bess

  I bought this book and began reading it years ago while waiting on a layover at an airport. It was interesting and although it was hard, l had to stop reading it. I cannot and will it read anything that makes light or is a misinterpretation of anything pertaining to God and that was the impression l began to get from it.
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  Elizabeth Reed Ellis

  Although the details of their conversations are factual; Matt, Andrea and Chris are the only fictional characters in the book.
  
  After reading 'A Quest For Answers The Da Vinci Code' by Josh McDowell. My personal opinion is that the novel 'The Da Vinci Code' is both Fact and Fiction but worth a chance at reading (for the novel and suspense) side of things.
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  Fady Abo Suis

  It was a really good book. I enjoyed the plot and the development of the story, and the combination of religion, history and morals was spectacular. However, personally, I felt that some things were obvious or expected when they shouldn’t be (like guessing some turn outs), and in some places the plot was a bit slow.
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  Elma

  Una trama muy bien hilvanada creo un libro muy entretenido.
  Dejando de lado la forma pueril de escribir del autor con capítulos muy cortos e intentando colocar toda la trama con calzador, es un libro que se deja leer solo
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  Sunny Petkova

  Много хубава книга, която ни разкрива доколко романите са достоверни фак��ологически. Обяснява много неща, за които иначе не бихме се замислили дали са верни или не, особено ако в дадена книга пише, че са достоверни. Тук се изясняват много неща относно Исус Христос, учениците и всички около тях.