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Im trying to find anyone who knows about protesting the movie the davinci code. please help
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Well, if you ask me, I’ll boycott it. You can do the same and urge other catholics you know to boycott it too. Let’s not give our money to those who make a living at mocking our faith.
There’s no need for huge demonstrations, because the Da Vinci Code has enough publicity already. The biggest impact for those producers and for Dan Brown himself would be if the movie turned out to be a huge flop! The least money they earn from it, the better.
Oh, welcome to the forum Virj8s!
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The best way to protest the movie is to go see another movie.
I heard on the radio about fellow believer’s protesting and I would like to take a stand and proclaim my faith as well as pray for those who will be deceived. It saddens me.
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I suppose not going to see the movie will help but dont you think something more should be done? Considering what our Lord has done for us. I might just be crazy, Im not going to go postal on those who choose to watch.
[color=darkblue:2y7n3gmr]I almost feel like I have to go. I teach Confirmation for high school kids and it’s already come up and I want to be able to answer their questions. I can’t do that if I don’t know what the book or the Movie is about.
I certainly wouldn’t recommend it for someone who is unaware of the differences.[/color:2y7n3gmr]
It states that our Lord was married to Mary Magdalene and that they had children. Does that not take away form his purity and that there is a conspiracy cover up.
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I didn’t realize what a big deal “The DaVinci Code” would be until recently. It is the number one selling book in the world right now! (Relevant Radio). In fact, when I was taking a couple flights this summer I saw many people toting around the book and the woman next to me was reading it on the plane- it’s incredible that the book claims that Jesus was never said to be divine until sometime 300 AD and presents it as fact, along with many more ‘truths’ that unsuspecting people take to be scholarly-tried-and-true statements. I think we all need to be ready to talk about this with other people – The Da Vinci Hoax is one of many refutations of the book- (you do not need to read the Da Vinci Code to understand this book) and on http://www.catholic.com they link you to more about the book and its harm on readers.
maybe you can search the site to learn more.
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