Talk:The Da Vinci Code
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[edit] Opening paragraph
Why does the article open with an uncited paragraph, claiming that "scholars" see the claims made in the Da Vinci Code as baseless? They may be baseless, but is that really the way to open a neutral article about the book? What happened to references? It's hardly fair and NPOV to commence to article by immediately claiming it to be entirely factually baseless.
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