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Posted By: LukeJavan8 Maudlin - 04/07/09 07:57 PM
Most research in biblical archaeology and theology state that
Mary Magdalen was not the woman who washed Jesus' feet with
her tears. Too much hype as well from the Da Vinci code myths.
Posted By: BranShea Re: Maudlin - 04/07/09 09:22 PM
Hi Luke, we now have the miraculous tripartite of Maria Magdalena. Yes, weekly themes is the right place. I must have been focussing too much on the word.
Posted By: Faldage Re: Maudlin - 04/08/09 02:49 AM
Originally Posted By: LukeJavan
Most research in biblical archaeology and theology state that
Mary Magdalen was not the woman who washed Jesus' feet with
her tears. Too much hype as well from the Da Vinci code myths.


Not sure how archeology could have anything meaningful to say about it. As for theology I'm not sure I'd trust that either; too many axes to grind.
Posted By: LukeJavan8 Re: Maudlin - 04/09/09 04:33 PM
Originally Posted By: Faldage
Originally Posted By: LukeJavan
Most research in biblical archaeology and theology state that
Mary Magdalen was not the woman who washed Jesus' feet with
her tears. Too much hype as well from the Da Vinci code myths.


Not sure how archeology could have anything meaningful to say about it. As for theology I'm not sure I'd trust that either; too many axes to grind.


I think you are probably right, too many Mary's to deal with, too common a name. Archaeology is not
reliable either when dealing with it, as there are no records other than scripture. I guess I was
simply commenting on the explanation for the word of the day.
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