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As if a Mrs. Christ would let her Husband continuously gallivant around with His dozen good-for-nothing buddies, not to mention that Mary Magdalene tramp."


According to author Dan Brown, DaVinci's, The Last Supper, portrays Jesus with ELEVEN men.... and Mary Magdalene, seated to his immediate right.


http://www.artchive.com/artchive/L/leonardo/lastsupp.jpg.html

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[Hegewisch Dupa]

I had never heard that before! Curious - does he say which Disciple is missing?

[dogbyte12]

Dan Brown is right. That is a chick next to Jesus in the Last Supper. It doesn't mean Mary Magdalene was at the last supper. It does mean that 1500 hundred years later, Leonardo DaVinci painted it that way.

Notice that Jesus on the Right, and the person alleged to be John on the Left are not posed naturally, but in the shape of the letter M. It's Mary Magdalene. Again, this is Da Vinci posing them in the letter M, and putting Mary Magdalene there 1500 years after Christ. It in no way means that Mary was there, or was a disciple, just that Da Vinci was part of a group who believed it to be the case.

[NeoCaveman]

According to author Dan Brown, DaVinci's, The Last Supper, portrays Jesus with ELEVEN men.... and Mary Magdalene, seated to his immediate right.

The "woman" in the portrait is DaVinci himself, not the most manly of men was he.

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Da Vinci must have been drinking. We just KNOW that can;t be true. The church doesn't mention MM much at all and to think that she might have been treated as an equal or perhaps even higher than the 11 men, well, you just know something isn't right. /sarcasm

More than likely it was MM that Yeshua loved and not John as so many have theorized. But, then again, they HAD to say something, didn't they? LOL