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"Therefore, the patriarchal framework of Christianity was beginning to be put in place. This text is rich with ideas that don't appear in the canonical Gospels. It speaks of secret knowledge, spiritual ascent, and the Son of humanity living within each person. Themes that align more with what scholars call Gnosticism. Now you might wonder, if this text is so powerful and shows Mary Magdalene in such a prominent role, why isn't it part of the Bible?"
"Therefore, the patriarchal framework of Christianity was beginning to be put in place. This text is rich with ideas that don't appear in the canonical Gospels. It speaks of secret knowledge, spiritual ascent, and the Son of humanity living within each person. Themes that align more with what scholars call Gnosticism. Now you might wonder, if this text is so powerful and shows Mary Magdalene in such a prominent role, why isn't it part of the Bible?"
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"Therefore, the patriarchal framework of Christianity was beginning to be put in place. This text is rich with ideas that don't appear in the canonical Gospels. It speaks of secret knowledge, spiritual ascent, and the Son of humanity living within each person. Themes that align more with what scholars call Gnosticism. Now you might wonder, if this text is so powerful and shows Mary Magdalene in such a prominent role, why isn't it part of the Bible?"
"Therefore, the patriarchal framework of Christianity was beginning to be put in place. This text is rich with ideas that don't appear in the canonical Gospels. It speaks of secret knowledge, spiritual ascent, and the Son of humanity living within each person. Themes that align more with what scholars call Gnosticism. Now you might wonder, if this text is so powerful and shows Mary Magdalene in such a prominent role, why isn't it part of the Bible?"