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Truth Has Power. And If We All Gravitate Toward Similar Ideas, Maybe We Do So Because Those Ideas Are True...written Deep Within Us. And When We Hear The Truth, Even If We Don't Understand It, We Feel That Truth Resonate Within Us...vibrating With Our Unconscious Wisdom. Perhaps The Truth Is Not Learned By Us, But Rather, The Truth Is Re-called...re-membered...-re-cognized...as That Which Is Already Inside Us.

You Can Point To The Alleged Miracles Of The Bible, Or Any Other Religious Text, But They Are Nothing But Old Stories Fabricated By Man And Then Exaggerated Over Time.

The Bible Did Not Arrive By Fax From Heaven. The Bible Is The Product Of Man, My Dear. Not Of God. The Bible Did Not Fall Magically From The Clouds. Man Created It As A Historical Record Of Tumultuous Times, And It Has Evolved Through Countless Translations, Additions, And Revisions. History Has Never Had A Definitive Version Of The Book.

Coincidence Was A Concept He Did Not Entirely Trust. As Someone Who Had Spent His Life Exploring The Hidden Interconnectivity Of Disparate Emblems And Ideologies, Langdon Viewed The World As A Web Of Profoundly Intertwined Histories And Events. The Connections May Be Invisible, He Often Preached To His Symbology Classes At Harvard, But They Are Always There, Buried Just Beneath The Surface.

For Me, A Good Thriller Must Teach Me Something About The Real World. Thrillers Like 'coma,' 'the Hunt For Red October' And 'the Firm' All Captivated Me By Providing Glimpses Into Realms About Which I Knew Very Little - Medical Science, Submarine Technology And The Law.