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I read it in a day. If you replaced all the Catholic stuff with some made up place/religion it would probably be some 3 star, supermarket novel that gets little press. I’ve read much better.
It got two things right. The Pope is Catholic and he lives in Rome. (OK, maybe a few more things but not much)
The thing is Brown tries to make it seem like the events are fictional but the histories, artwork, doctrines, etc are true. He is very anti-catholic and you can tell that in the first chapter where the main character is teaching a religious symbology class.
It got two things right. The Pope is Catholic and he lives in Rome. (OK, maybe a few more things but not much)
The thing is Brown tries to make it seem like the events are fictional but the histories, artwork, doctrines, etc are true. He is very anti-catholic and you can tell that in the first chapter where the main character is teaching a religious symbology class.