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The Da Vinci Rejects

What other publishers could have done to respond to Dan Brown's bestseller.

Baker:
    The Da Vinci Corrective:Recovering Biblical Equality in the Life of Mary Magdalene
   
By Catherine Clark Kroeger

Canon Press:
    Evil Art:Da Vinci's Last Supper and the Need for a New Iconoclasm
   
By Douglas Jones

Chick Publications:
    Opus Day:Everyone's Favorite Cartoon Penguin Invades the Secretive Catholic Organization
   
By J.T. Chick and Berkley Breathed, with introduction by former Opus Dei leader Alberto Rivera.

Church House Publishing:
    The Da Vinci Code:Imagining Leonardo as an Anglican Isn't Crazier than Dan Brown's Fantasies.
   
By Rowan Williams

Crossway:
    Gneutered Gnostics:Troubling Gender-Inclusive Language in Da Vinci Code Response Books
   
By Wayne A. Grudem

Eerdmans:
    The Rembrandt Code:Understanding the Hidden Calvinist Messages in The Prodigal Son and Other Paintings.
   
By Hendrik van den Leeuwen

Harvest House:
    The Power of a Praying Painter: The True Meaning and Devotion of Leonardo da Vinci's Art.
    By Stormie Omartian, with a foreword by Thomas Kincade.

Howard Publishing:
    Hugs for Heretics

Moody:
    Is Saddam Hussein Leonardo da Vinci the Antichrist?
   
By Charles H. Dyer (Slightly revised from earlier published edition of similar book)

Relevant:
    The DiCaprio Code:Spiritual Messages of Leonardo's Work, From Growing Pains to Catch Me If You Can
   
By Will Johnson

Also from Relevant:
    Fresh Frescoes:The Spiritual Journey of Dan Brown

Spence:    The Da Vinci Threat:How a ...

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