Is this book a sequel of Da Vinci Code? I was really interested in it at first, but I grew uncomfortable with it as the story moves further. I'm from a traditional Roman Catholic family, so I don't really liked some of what the author implied about the 'hidden truths' about Christianity. Nevertheless, I finished it, so I just want to ask if this story still have an anti-Christianity part?
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Hey there! Yes, it is the fourth book of the saga, two books after The Da Vinci Code. I understand that this reading can't be to comfortable because it touches on a lot of sensitive subjects.
In this book they don't talk about Christianity at all or at least not as much as before. The focus is in another topic, but they do talk about over population and very controversial points of view about it, so if this is also a sensitive topic for you, I wouldn't recommend the reading.
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Good thing ( ´◡‿ゝ◡`)... After reading your book review, I became quite interested to read it. Will find a copy of this book later. Thanks for the informative reply, btw •ᴗ•!
Oh I hope you get the chance to read it and hope you like it :3
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