A free public lecture, "Examining 'The Da Vinci Code,' " will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Salt Lake City Main Library, level 4 meeting room, 201 E. 400 South.
Ron Huggins, professor of theological and historical studies at Salt Lake Theological Seminary, will examine the most controversial claims made in the novel by Dan Brown and recently released movie. He will also take audience questions.
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