MellowDee
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The Da Vinci Code suggests that Jesus may have been married to Mary Magdalene and had a child, challenging traditional Christian teachings. It raises questions about religious origins and church history, encouraging viewers to consider alternative perspectives on faith and historical narratives.

















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But aside from that, the subject matter of the movie brought up a lot of contraversial material, mainly about the suggestion that Jesus Christ was married to Mary Magdalene and had a child.
It all seems quite plausible, or at least just as much as what Christianity has been preaching through the gospel and their own individual doctrine through the centuries. To consider that Jesus may indeed have been in a relationship with a child, does not actually seem that contraversial or heretical to me. Actually if this is what had been preached to me form the beginning, it may very well have endeared me to my faith a lot more and made it more valid and more accessible that somebody whom my faith glorifies as the Messiah and the Savior of the World fromm Sin, was a person just everyone else. Why should this necessarily detract from his divinity?
It also seemed plausible that the established Christian Church would want to deny certain versions the story if they considered it went against their own monetary interests because, let's face it, the Church was very much a big business up until only about 30 years ago. Nowhere, I think, does the Bible say that priests should be celibate, anyway.
So basically, I don't think the movie was that extreme or controversial but rather stirred up for the public the great weight centuries of relious preaching to give them an opportunity to consider their origins of their faith for themselves.