WorldNetDaily: 'Da Vinci Code' errors: A quick list

WorldNetDaily: 'Da Vinci Code' errors: A quick list: "We are all entitled to our own opinions, but we are not entitled to our own facts. It is OK for a novelist to create a fictional story and even a fictional setting if he wishes. What you can't do with impunity is create a fictional foreground and fictional background, the latter of which you claim is based on fact. That is precisely what Dan Brown has done. His novel, 'The Da Vinci Code,' claims to be based on facts, but his 'facts' are just as much fiction as his fiction.

Upon examination, 'The Da Vinci Code' is chock full of errors. Some are unimportant; others, if true, would spell the end of Christianity. Here is a short list of 'Da Vinci Code' errors. More errors from the book are rebutted on the new documentary special, 'The Da Vinci Delusion,' which airs May 13 and May 14 nationwide. For listings, go to www.davincidelusion.tv."