Pizzas and the Da Vinci Code
Wednesday, November 15th, 2006
At the Monday cell group this week, there was a pizza and video night at our house. It was good to sit around a table and talk together. For the film, it had been decided to watch The Da Vinci Code, as no one in the group had seen it, and the others thought it might be useful to see it in order to speak with others about it. However it might not have been such a good choice, as two non Christian husbands came as well (which in itself was good, especially as one has only just started coming to church). But maybe it was a good choice after all, because I said a few things afterwards about some of the film’s historical inaccuracies, and especially because of the discussion on some of the sentences said towards the end of the film – “Does it matter if Jesus was divine or human?” (when it obviously did, as the person who said it prayed to Jesus when he was in trouble) and “What is important is what you believe in.”