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WHO WAS MARY MAGDALENE? WAS JESUS MARRIED? CHRISTIANITY'S HIDDEN GODDESSGOSPEL OF MARY GNOSTICISM THE DA VINCI CODE
She was an important disciple and witness for Jesus, but there is no historical evidence for a more intimate relationship. By Ben Witherington III
All New Testament references to the woman from Magdala
Tradition is not fixed. Newly discovered texts like the Gospel of Mary let us hear other voices in an ancient Christian debate. By Karen King
Like Jesus, Mary Magdalene is now the subject of a cultural makeover. What agenda do feminist scholars have in mind? By Kenneth L. Woodward
Mary Magdalene in the Bible and in pop culture
Which image of Mary Magdalene is most meaningful to you?
"Woman with the wild thing's heart," a poem about Mary Magdalene
Discussion: What did you think of the show?
Could Jesus Have Been Married?
A new novel forces people to confront a biblical puzzle. Was Mary Magdalene Mrs. Jesus?By Deborah Caldwell
If we ask what the hard evidence is that Jesus was married, there really is a very short answer. There is none. By Darrell Bock
He may have been too poor to support a family. By John Dominic Crossan
Was Jesus Married?
Discussion: Does it matter if Jesus was married?
Christianity's "Hidden Goddess"
Was she a Benjamite heiress destined to carry on a sacred bloodline?By Margaret Starbird
How divine figures from world religions, including Mary Magdalene, can help you in your daily life.By Laurie Sue Brockway
Discussion: Are You Inspired by Mary Magdalene?
The Gospel of Mary
An ancient manuscript, a radical interpretation of Jesus' teachings--written in the name of a woman.By Karen L. King
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Gnosticism
What would Christianity be like if gnostic texts had made it into the Bible?Interview with Dr. Elaine Pagels, author of "Beyond Belief"
Gnostic gospels were never taken as historical documents. Why are they now in vogue?By James Hitchcock
Are noncanonical texts like "The Gospel of Mary" legit?
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Women are not worthy of Life- Simon Peter
Marriage of Christ and Mary Magdalene
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