Här är ett rundabords samtal om Da Vinci koden från Coast 2 Coast med William Henry, Laurence Gardner och Glenn Kimball.

Da Vinci Code Roundtable (Coast to Coast AM - May 29, 2006)


Scholars of ancient manuscripts and legends, Laurence Gardner (graal.co.uk), William Henry (williamhenry.net), and Glenn
Kimball (ancientmanuscripts.com) shared their reactions to the ideas presented in The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown's popular
book which was recently turned into a movie. Gardner commented that in Brown's novel there is a murkiness blending fact and
fiction, and that he is definitely wrong in stating some items as factual in his introduction--such as details about the
Priory of Sion.

The three guests concurred with the theory that Jesus married Mary Magdalene. This is not what has been traditionally
taught, so the revelation upsets the church hierarchy, said Gardner. Yet Kimball commented that every nun considers herself
to be a "bride of Jesus." As evidence for the marriage, Gardner cited the New Testament's description of Mary Magdalene's
anointing of Jesus' feet with oil. This was a long-standing wedding ritual, he said. Kimball believes Jesus and Mary had
several children, including a daughter named Sarah (though this name was really a title that meant princess, rather than her
actual first name).

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