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Did Leonardo DaVinci create a miracle by request of the Vatican in exchange for protection of the Templars?
Knights Scott Wolter and Timothy Hogan shed light on church-commissioned Renaissance works like The Shroud of Turin, Virgin on the Rocks, and The Last Supper. Learn how these and other masterpieces were created by artists committed to preserving Templar wisdom while bartering for the order’s survival. Explore the connections among Freemasonry, the Vitruvian Man, and a hand signal known as the “M” sign.
If it was considered heretical for the priestly line to be passed through the feminine, then did DaVinci leave behind clues that Mary Magdalene mothered sons with both Jesus and John the Baptist?
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