Personally, I found some modern books about Christian religion even more interesting, for example, J. Ratzinger: "God and The World/Believing and living in our time", and Hans Kung: "Does God Exists?" This later book gives the summary of modern philosophy vs. religion, from Descartes, Hegel... to Nietzche.
colinhester Messages: 1349 Registered: May 2009 Location: NE Arkansas
Illuminati (3rd Degree)
Great movie. I'm trying to remember: there is something special about the way it was filmed. Maybe the first all digitally recorded movie, or something like that. What ever, the movie is just damn good......Colin
Wayne Parham Messages: 18682 Registered: January 2001
Illuminati (33rd Degree)
No, it is like Revelation (with Terence Stamp). It weaves the theory of the bloodline of Christ using the Nag Hammadi texts and things like the architecture and carvings of the Rosslyn Chapel as a basis. The basic story is that Jesus and Mary Magdalene had children and that their offspring are secreted and protected by a secret society, that this bloodline is the real "Holy Grail". The Cathars and the Knights Templar are part of the learned, and they protect and pass down the secret knowledge.
Well, I posted about two, IMO, valuable books about Christian religion. Of course, "public" like damaged and obscured texts from pots, instant-mystique, conspiracies and gossips. No problem, but the problem is that those phantasies are abusive for believers...and based on the first critics, the $125 m. movie is abusive more `cos of its "quality"...
"That`s one small step for a man, one giant leap for manikin."
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