Is the Da Vinci Code fact or fiction?

Answer 1

The Da Vinci Code is a work of fiction, blending historical facts with a fictional narrative. While the novel references real historical figures, organizations, and locations, the central storyline is fictional.

Answer 2

The Da Vinci Code is a good read, but it is a fictional story written by Dan Brown. It has enough references to facts to make it seem real, which is probably the hallmark of good fiction.

Answer 3

There were parts drawn on actual facts and theories, but overall, The DaVinci Code is a work of fiction.

Although the book is of fiction e.g the character Robert Langdon, all key places, inventions, art and famous figures are indeed factual.

Answer 4

Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code was created out of elaborate research. Accurate recordings of history are made in almost all pages of the book, the truth behind which are undisputable. The question of whether the church should be recognized primarily and originally as a Matriarchial Establishment or a Patriarchial Establishment has been a controversial one through the centuries. If someone was born of a father and mother, she or he certainly would have relatives and a family tree. Was it not due to undue domination of males in the church that the family line of Mary was obscured? That is the question raised by the book. How can this question be considered irrelevant, illogical, unsubstantial and anti-historical? Dan Brown's book is not pure fiction. It is pure history clothed and masked in beautiful fiction and fancy.

Answer 5

I wish it was!At the start of the book it says that all the facts in it about Mary Magdalene and everything is true,

Answer 6

Most of the facts are correct, but the conclusions are as fictional as the plot and the characters.

Answer 7

The Da Vinci Code is a fictitious book based on speculative revisionist history theories found in books such as Holy Blood, Holy Grail.

Answer 8

Though some of the facts and ideas used are true, the story itself is a fiction.

Answer 9

Most likely, no.