I have had an unusual amount of hits recently on a previous posting from over a year ago. It was about visiting Milan and viewing DaVinci's Last Supper--before reading Brown's code. It wasn't intended to open a debate. It was posted to say merely that I enjoyed the work of art and did not look for hidden meanings. That was my choice.
These are some of the other choices I have made:
- I choose to believe the Gospels are true, written by men who walked with Jesus, saw Jesus and recorded what happened. When the Bible was put together, the criteria was that it be the earliest writings (less lost to memory) and from those closest to Jesus.
- I choose to believe God had a hand in what was written in the Bible.
- I choose, by faith, to believe in Jesus as my Savior and Lord.
- I choose, by faith, to believe that God chose to send his son, Jesus, to sacrifice himself in order to give those who believe the gift of salvation.
- I choose, by faith, to beleive that Jesus rose from the grave to show us that we can have victory in life as well as death.
- I choose to believe in that sacrificial act of love and the freedom God gives me to make those choices.
- I choose not to remain anonymous in my faith.
[Check out The DaVinci Code: The Biblical Response]
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