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Re: Time for another Trivia contest!/the world will never know.
hardyharhar 81 Reviews 257 reads
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the world will never know.

MsChayse773 reads

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MsChayse345 reads

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Have a VERY naughty, merry Christmas & an orgasmic New Year!

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MsChayse332 reads

True, false, or the world will never know.

Mary Magdalene was a prostitute.

Remember you MUST post your answer on this feed. The 1st correct response wins two hours for the price of my current one hour donation.  
   
Good luck boyz!  
 


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supertrucker279 reads

true

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hardyharhar258 reads

the world will never know.

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kcmn212 reads

There were many Mary's in the bible because it was a common name so there is a natural confusion. The fact that she is refered to as Mary Magdalene or Mary of Magdala indicates that she was someone of great importance. Luke states that Jesus travel with 12 and Mary Magdalene who Jesus cast out some demons and there is no specific reference to her being a prostitute. Jesus saved many women that sometimes people think is Mary Magdalene but from a logical stand point it doesn't really fit. I mean he saves her from demons, she dedicates herself to the cause, travels with them and then becomes a prostitute in another town to be saved again? Anyway there is also a passage where Peter is complaining that Jesus is treating her like and equal and Jesus states that he will make her like a man and it is my belief that he was talking about her status not physically. This in general fits with his over all life theme of the poor, the meek, the down and out people of the world like women should be treated well just like a person of high social status.

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Freestyle869195 reads

Lol, ok, that's a much more eloquent reply than my earlier one. Same answer, better spoken, kcmn. :)

Posted By: kcmn
There were many Mary's in the bible because it was a common name so there is a natural confusion. The fact that she is refered to as Mary Magdalene or Mary of Magdala indicates that she was someone of great importance. Luke states that Jesus travel with 12 and Mary Magdalene who Jesus cast out some demons and there is no specific reference to her being a prostitute. Jesus saved many women that sometimes people think is Mary Magdalene but from a logical stand point it doesn't really fit. I mean he saves her from demons, she dedicates herself to the cause, travels with them and then becomes a prostitute in another town to be saved again? Anyway there is also a passage where Peter is complaining that Jesus is treating her like and equal and Jesus states that he will make her like a man and it is my belief that he was talking about her status not physically. This in general fits with his over all life theme of the poor, the meek, the down and out people of the world like women should be treated well just like a person of high social status.

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Freestyle869297 reads

Hey Leanne,  
The answer is false. That was a loftier tale added to the bible in more current times. The original book had no mention of prostitution for Mary Magdalene. :

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MsChayse267 reads

Hardyhar, according to the time stamp you are the winner considering the conclusion Mary was a prostitute is based not on actual eyewitness accounts the charge is merely hearsay, aka: that evil troll called GOSSIP.
Hope you'll be satisfying my long standing curiosity soon luv.

The four Gospels are not eyewitness accounts. They were written 35 to 65 years after Jesus’ death, a jelling of separate oral traditions that had taken form in dispersed Christian communities. Jesus died in about the year a.d. 30. The Gospels of Mark, Matthew and Luke date to about 65 to 85, and have sources and themes in common. The Gospel of John was composed around 90 to 95 and is distinct. So when we read about Mary Magdalene in each of the Gospels, as when we read about Jesus, what we are getting is not history but memory—memory shaped by time, by shades of emphasis and by efforts to make distinctive theological points. And already, even in that early period—as is evident when the varied accounts are measured against each other—the memory is blurred.

You all had great answers & based on the varied information that is out there all your conclusions make perfect sense. As a special thanks to all of you I am hoping ALL the runners up will take advantage of a 90 minute date with me for my one hour rate. MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

 

 
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hardyharhar257 reads

Im a lucky boy! :-P

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