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Mary Magdalene - (History and Myths Revealed) by Karen Ralls (Paperback)
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2025-12-18
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Number of Pages: 192
Genre: History
Sub-Genre: General
Series Title: History and Myths Revealed
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Shelter Harbor Press
Age Range: Adult
Author: Karen Ralls
Language: English
Genre: History
Sub-Genre: General
Series Title: History and Myths Revealed
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Shelter Harbor Press
Age Range: Adult
Author: Karen Ralls
Language: English
About the Book
In Mary Magdalene, Dr. Karen Ralls, a noted medieval historian and religious studies scholar, takes the reader through the gospels of the New Testament, the Gnostic Gospels, Nag Hammadi texts, and the High Middle Ages when the adoration of Mary Magdalene was at its height.Book Synopsis
Mary Magdalene, perhaps the Bible's most controversial character, has fired the imagination of artists, writers, and historians for two millennia. Now Dr. Karen Ralls' beautifully illustrated book takes the reader though the gospels of the New Testament to the Gnostic Gospels and Nag Hammadi texts in an attempt to uncover the truth about this mysterious female disciple. The author considers both theories of Mary Magdalene's later life: an escape to France with her brother Lazarus and sister Martha, and the Eastern tradition, in which she ends up as a hermit in present-day Turkey. In the Middle Ages, Mary Magdalene's importance to medieval pilgrims and her association with the cult of the Black Madonna made her venerated by many, but she has been long castigated by the Catholic Church. At last she is being reinstated to a position of reverence and acknowledged by many as the disciple closest to Jesus -- and the person he had specially appointed to carry his message into the world.About the Author
Dr. Karen Ralls is a noted medieval historian, religious studies scholar, international lecturer, and author of The Templars and the Grail, The Knights Templar Encyclopedia, and The Quest for the Celtic Key. She lives in Oxford, England.
