Holy Blood, Holy Grail

from DCArchitect

A fascinating look at hidden history with just enough evidence to make it look plausible. As with all matters of religion, one's opinion about the veracity of the claims within this book are most likely preconcieved, but it's a fun read that speaks to the consiracy theory in all of us.

from RajivC

This is a good book overall, and seems to be very well researched. What I like is the rather dry manner in which the authors have written the book. Anyone expecting shocking revelations at the turn of every page will be disappointed. While the dry style is good, it also means that there are times...

from brian_irons

 I read this after I had read 'The Davinci Code' interested in the true story behind it. What I came out with was much more than I had expected. The idea that Christ fathered a child (to me) is not unheard of. Controversial yes, but not unbelievable. In my opinion it makes perfect sence.

from thf1977

I first read Holy Blood, Holy Grail back in 1995 long before the Da Vinci Code was even conceived, and I was much inspired by it. Even though the authors are not "official" historical scholars, and despite various arguments being based on rather poor (or non-existing) historical evidence, a lot o...

from Sundownr

The book is quite detailed in trying to prove its theory and does so very well as far as I am concerned. It took me a while to read through and absorb. I learned many things, a few I never thought to ask, in reference to religion in general and Christianity specifically.