Epilogue: Langdon at Sagrada Família

Robert Langdon visits Sagrada Família, where he reflects on the events of the past night. He speaks with Father Beña, who expresses a hope that Christianity can evolve to embrace science. Langdon explains that Blake's line about 'dark religions' refers to dogmatic faiths, not all spirituality. As he sits in the basilica, watching the sunlight stream through the stained glass, Langdon feels a sense of peace and a renewed appreciation for the simple miracle of nature. He contemplates the future of religion and science.