After all the hype, I finally decided I would buy this book. What a great book it has been so far! I haven't finished it just yet, but have been very intrigued thus far and have a hard time putting it down once I'm entranced by it.
If anyone wants to discuss it, let's chat! There is a lot of fact coupled with a lot of fiction in this book. I'm still trying to sort out which is which, but would be interested in others' insight.
Just please don't give away the ending yet as I haven't quite finished it.
because in order to provide something historical or related you have to understand the origin, including of the original area. I learned so much in past few years simply by reading the begats in Genesis and referring to the map in back of bible. as well as learned alot by studying a little aramaic. so many things have been translated improperly, but even that's stated would happen in original aramaic scriptures
and I'm catholic, so when I asked some questions to a priest on east coast, the answer was almost shocking. but in New Orleans, a lot different as in priests are more aware of history and other non-Catholic things -- the idea is to gather info and think, and not be brainwashed.
