34 - El Código Da Vinci - Dan Brown
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The novel that presents us with a conspiracy theory that could shake the faith of the most popular religion in the world. In this summary you will learn in detail what this theory is about, told by the author Dan Brown, and at the same time we explain to you if what he argues is true or not. We start with the summary of the Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. This is Ricardo Lugo, at Bibliotequeando. In the networks, this novel, of course, is a fictitious story, but it has many elements of real life. For the same reason, I have decided to change the format and this first episode that you are listening to, this episode number 34... es el relato o el resumen de la novela del punto de vista de Dan Brown. No cambiamos los datos, no cambiamos las teorías, simplemente mostramos lo que el autor te quiso mostrar.
El siguiente episodio, el episodio 35, que ya está disponible en cualquier plataforma que están utilizando, ahí vamos a aclarar las dudas. Porque en este libro te vas a dar cuenta que la línea Between reality and fiction, it gets very blurry and you start to doubt that if what you heard is true, it is something that completely changes your perception specifically of the Catholic Church and of the Christian religion. This episode is simply dedicated to clarify those doubts and show the evidence behind various of these theories and tell you if they are true or not. But going back to the book, The Da Vinci Code, of course, a very popular book, excellent sales, 80 million copies in less than 20 years, which in literary terms is little time.
The book obviously attracts many people who like the theory of compilation, they like history, of course, people who perhaps hate the Catholic Church, hate the concept of religion, but... Yo creo que El Código de Da Vinci, su atractivo siempre ha sido que nadie en verdad cree 100% en algo. Todo el mundo siempre tiene una parte de su cerebro que está, yo no sé si me creo esta parte o qué tal si esto fue lo que en verdad pasó. Esa sensación de que se te puede abrir, hay un mundo detrás de esa puerta y Dan Brown con este libro te la abre. Si sea verdad, sea mentira, eso lo hablamos, lo repito en el siguiente episodio. But that gives the book a lot of appeal. So let's start with this summary of one of the most controversial books of the last 20 years.
The book begins by giving us historical context about two organizations that are going to be very important through history. First, the Priorate of Sion.
What is the main theme of El Código Da Vinci?
This is a secret society founded in the years 1099. And the reason why we know this society is because in 1975, the National Library of Paris discovered some scrolls known as the Secret Archives. These scrolls, these writings, had the list of who were the members of this priory and were included characters of great historical importance such as Isaac Newton, Botticelli, Victor Hugo and, of course, Leonardo da Vinci. At the same time, he tells us about the Opus Dei, a deeply devoted Catholic sect that has been a subject of controversy recently due to reports of brainwashing, coercion, y una práctica peligrosa conocida como la mortificación corporal. El Opus Dei, además de esto, posee mucho capital financiero.
De hecho, acaban de fundar un edificio en Manhattan que vale 47 millones de dólares en Nueva York. And here begins the novel that explains that Jacques Saunière, who is the curator of the Louvre Museum, is being murdered by a member of the Opus Dei. This is in the Louvre Museum, of course, the Paris Art Museum. It's midnight, everything is closed, only Jacques Saunière is inside.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:53
2
What is the main theme of El Código Da Vinci?
2:53–8:34
3
How does Dan Brown challenge the divinity of Jesus Christ?
8:34–10:28
4
What controversial theories does El Código Da Vinci present?
10:28–15:45
5
Who are the key historical figures mentioned in the novel?
15:45–16:22
6
What role does the Priory of Sion play in the story?
16:22–21:53
7
How does the character Robert Langdon become involved in the plot?
21:53–47:15
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