[Dead Corpse]

Can't? Or won't? Some of the more heretical texts that the Council of Nicea refused to cannonize suggest that it was the self-same Mary Magdalene the Whore who was not only forgiven by Christ... but actually became his bride as well. These Books are referred to throughout the Bible, but have since been excised by successive generations of Church leaders.

Bait? You are the one who came tromping in here critiquing others knowledge of Biblical lore. If you can't stand up to this one tiny challenge, then maybe you should look to the log in your own eye, eh?

[twigs]

Some of the more heretical texts that the Council of Nicea refused to cannonize suggest that it was the self-same Mary Magdalene the Whore who was not only forgiven by Christ... but actually became his bride as well.

That's the reason they weren't cannonized. They were untrue.

[wimpycat]

Hey!!! Whoa, there! That is highly offensive!

[CyberCowboy777]

Your are baiting.

I said: "Jesus told Mary Magdalene to go a sin no more, so that she might be truly saved."

Even you admit "who was not only forgiven by Christ".

My point being that Christ saw her actions as a sin.

Instead of arguing or agreeing with that point you ask whether Jesus was married. That is baiting.