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A review by alidottie
Origin by Dan Brown
4.0
I enjoy the history and art that is such an integral part of many of Brown's books. I was excited when the book started with Langdon experiencing the fog sculpture that my daughter, Tessa, had sent me video of when she was studying in Spain. Good stuff.
Much of this book is talking about answering the questions, where did we come from? and Where are we going? It is with complete calm that I can read these theories and arguments against religion because I have come to know in my life that we sometimes can only "know" mysteries through the Spirit teaching us and I am confident that I know where I came from and the potential for where I am going. I think it is good to learn all we can through science--our Creator controls science too after all. I do not have enough education in all things scientific to know if the science in this book made sense. I just accepted that the author did his homework.
Much of this book is talking about answering the questions, where did we come from? and Where are we going? It is with complete calm that I can read these theories and arguments against religion because I have come to know in my life that we sometimes can only "know" mysteries through the Spirit teaching us and I am confident that I know where I came from and the potential for where I am going. I think it is good to learn all we can through science--our Creator controls science too after all. I do not have enough education in all things scientific to know if the science in this book made sense. I just accepted that the author did his homework.