I don't understand, when did Mr Brown claim it was fact? He did say that the
locations, art, and architecture involved are accurately described. His
reading of the symbolism involved is just that, his reading. You can believe
it if you want, but I didn't hear him making any bones about the story being
fiction.
I'm just asking because I've seen this pop up twice in this discussion so far
that Mr. Brown put this story out there as the truth, but I must have missed
that.
-tabby90
"Jenn S." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>A lot of Christians I know refuse to even give the
book a try because of Mr. Brown's claims that much of
it is 'fact'. They think it's heresy, so they won't
read it.
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