Dan Brown: The Da Vinci Code

This fictional novel is giving a new perspective to powerful influencing thoughts on religious leaders
It gives complete information on the thought process
It's an engaging writing
Book has an eye-opener to thoughts and believes of religions
Book tells about that high influence humans like Newton, Leonardo-Vinci others are studying each other Even continue and support there study
The book tells about secret societies which protect/help/stand strong to the course and mission of common thoughts
Religion is considered based on faith & beliefs which comes by the influence of our trusted circle But, an individual has to do there homework not let questions buried into you.
Religion can be taken logically

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