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The Gospel of Mary

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The Gospel of Mary is a Gnostic text discovered in 1896 in a fifth-century papyrus codex written in Sahidic Coptic.

The text is incomplete, missing several pages, but it provides a unique insight into early Christian controversies and the role of women in early Christianity.

It features Mary Magdalene as a key figure who receives special teachings from Jesus through visions.

The narrative includes discussions on the nature of matter, sin, and the soul's journey to its final rest.

The text challenges orthodox views by presenting Mary as a legitimate leader and teacher among the disciples, despite opposition from Peter and Andrew.

It emphasizes inner spiritual knowledge and critiques the suffering and death of Jesus as the path to eternal life, instead focusing on detachment from the physical world and the attainment of inner tranquility.

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Mentioned in 3 episodes

Mentioned by Keith Giles as one of the books in his series.
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Keith Giles / The Quantum Sayings Of Jesus
Mentioned by Adam Claasen as one of the Gnostic Gospels used in The Da Vinci Code to suggest Jesus was devoted to Mary.
#314 Does the Bible Contain the Right Gospels? With Adam Claasen
Mentioned by Seth Troutt when answering a question about why the Orthodox Christian Bible is not used.
Ep. 102 MORE Ask Anything
Mentioned by Tony Burke when discussing early Christian texts and their diversity.
FORGOTTEN Christian Gospels
Mentioned by Marianne Williamson in the context of Gnostic teachings and a re-examination of Jesus' teachings.
Inner Alignment & Outer Connection with Marianne Williamson and Kimberly Snyder

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