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The DaVinci Myth vs. The Gospel Truth - Online Christian Library

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WHY THE DA VINCI CODE IS SO POPULAR<br />

nary to serve Christ. He attended Union Seminary in<br />

New York, where he abandoned historic <strong>Christian</strong>ity; he<br />

went on to become the father of a branch of psychology<br />

that has turned many away from true faith. He has since<br />

learned better, but too late (for he has died).<br />

When I set off to divinity school so many years ago,<br />

I knew nothing about seminaries. I found myself in one<br />

where about half the professors were orthodox, and the<br />

other half, neo-orthodox. That’s another way of saying<br />

that about half them believed the Bible and the other<br />

half didn’t. I heard the Bible attacked by these unbelievers<br />

in ways that were incredibly traumatic to a young theologian-to-be.<br />

My faith was shaken during that first year<br />

because I had a number of unbelievers for professors.<br />

Providentially, those who were believers helped me keep<br />

my head above water. In order to spare others from a<br />

similar experience, I eventually founded Knox<br />

<strong>The</strong>ological Seminary, so that the Bible would be taught<br />

as the inerrant word of God that it is.<br />

My friend R. C. Sproul, the pastor, author, speaker,<br />

and head of Ligonier Ministries in Orlando, recalls a day<br />

when he was in seminary. One of his unbelieving professors<br />

asked in class, “How can you possibly believe in the<br />

atonement of Christ in this day and age?” Sproul<br />

thought to himself, “How can you possibly deny the<br />

atonement of Christ and be teaching in this <strong>Christian</strong><br />

school?” 57<br />

More than a decade ago, on the day after Easter, the<br />

perceptive syndicated columnist, Don Feder, who is an<br />

Orthodox Jew, wrote about Harvard Divinity School.<br />

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