[Xenalyte]

The book does not teach anything. It posits a historical alternative.

Jeez, we're all prickly today, aren't we?

[CCWoody]

The book does not teach anything. It posits a historical alternative. ~ Xenalyte

So, a historical alternative is not a teaching. What, then, is it; a fiction?

Jeez, we're all prickly today, aren't we? ~ Xenalyte

Nope! I shaved this morning.

Woody.

[Notforprophet]

I have read Holy Blood, Holy Grail and found it both fascinating and informative. The whole history of Rennes-le-Chateau, Knights Templar, and the Sang real made for quite titillating reading. The authors made an interesting and original argument for their hypothesis.

Oh yeah, and I didn't lose my faith, either. Try reading The Vicars of Christ sometime... now that book will shake yer faith but good.