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April 2006

Quest Magazine

Articles, News, and Views

Featured Articles

Freemasonry and its connection to ancient religions.

By Philip Gardiner

Secret Societies and the Enlightenment.

By Philip Gardiner

News and Articles

Making money on the "Mark of the Beast."

It's official, witchcraft is legal in Romania.

Cardinal issues statement that condoms are a "lesser evil" than AIDS.

Dan Brown's follow up to The Da Vinci Code, a novel tentatively entitled The Solomon Key, will be delayed until at least 2007.

Is Freemasonry in America Scottish Freemasonry?

A historian weighs in on the Knights Templar.

Did the Templars come to America 100 years before Columbus did?

The Da Vinci Code author and the Freemasons.

The unusual power brokers behind Pope Benedict.

U.S. Marines do extensive damage to ancient Babylon. Marine colonel offers somewhat of an apology.

Book Review

"The Last Cato," cracking the Dante code.

In quest of the actual Dracula.

Episcopal churches turn to U2 to increase attendance.

Considering the quality of current church leadership, Bono is a definite improvement.

In California the proposed sale to the Church of Scientology by a developer of a historic Masonic temple has angered members of a historical preservation society.

J. Gordon Melton: an academic who specializes in religion, the occult, and vampires.

He guards the secret of the Knights Templar temple.

The Da Vinci Code author now has another copyright claim to deal with.

Rabbi says Jews should learn the New Testament.

Internationally renowned editorial writer Georgie Anne Geyer gives a lecture in Egypt on the importance of...ancient cats!?

Some early Knights Templar are discovered by an archaeologist.

Was The Da Vinci Code court case a conspiracy itself?

National Geographic on the lost Gospel of Judas.

Is the Gospel of Judas an authentic gospel?

More C.S. Lewis than Carter has pills.

An anthropologist who believes in the paranormal.

Irish library to receive rare vampire books.

Dan Brown victorious in The Da Vinci Code copyright case.

Massachusetts passes bill that requires all residents to have health insurance.

Some states are exploring health insurance coverage for their residents while the federal government does nothing.

'Buddha Boy' mystery deepens.

Book Reviews

- Scholars slam 'The Jesus Papers' by Michael Baigent.

- 'Weird California: Your Travel Guide to California's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets' by Greg Bishop, Joe Oesterle and Mike Marinacci.

The man who would be king.

The most threatened Wonders of the World.

Bikers, honor, and the Middle Ages.

Biblical signs.

Conspiracy theories never go out of style.

Opus Dei website sees a huge increase in traffic thanks to The Da Vinci Code.

Maybe they were in on the conspiracy all along.

Book Reviews

Two new books featuring the Knights Templar are best sellers.

Iraq accuses the United States of damaging a 5000 year old archaeological site.

Paranormal researcher says ghost hit on him.

How do you grope a ghost?

It's the New Age in the Old Southwest.

- In Sedona, Arizona there are shamans, ufologists, and spiritualists, oh my!

- Amateur lesbian wrestlers in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Hey, everybody needs a hobby.

Shamans of the Amazon and sacred spirit medicine.

So many conspiracies, so little time to plot.

Da Vinci, the Knights Templar, et al.

Girls just want to have seances. Cyndi Lauper says she's psychic.

The Sci-Fi Channel has ghosts galore.

Masons of Stonehenge.

Poll shows Americans want religion taught in schools.

It is important that religion be taught and for all major religions be included, not just Christianity.

- Hal

The inside dope on Da Vinci Code author Dan Brown's writing and upbringing.

Opus Dei adopts new strategy in dealing with the Code.

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