So Chad and company do plan more DI material? Good.
You're talking about the Merovingians, right? Don't worry about it. They're an interesting historical footnote, and speaking as a non-religious faithful person, anything that encourages people to closely investigate their own faith and beliefs is alright.
I like the idea of Christ doing a lot that we didn't get in the four Gospels. The life of Christ as recorded in the New Testament is really sparse: Born, debates rabbis at age 12, starts ministry at 30, crucified at 33, ascends shortly thereafter.
There's a tradition from somewhere that Christ and the rest of the Holy Family visited India at some point, and that Christ spent time with Buddha. Some apocryphal texts indicate that Christ had a relationship of some kind with Mary Magdalene, following her conversion, and she was considered one of the Apostles in her own right.
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Date: 2006-01-13 12:49 pm (UTC)You're talking about the Merovingians, right? Don't worry about it. They're an interesting historical footnote, and speaking as a non-religious faithful person, anything that encourages people to closely investigate their own faith and beliefs is alright.
I like the idea of Christ doing a lot that we didn't get in the four Gospels. The life of Christ as recorded in the New Testament is really sparse: Born, debates rabbis at age 12, starts ministry at 30, crucified at 33, ascends shortly thereafter.
There's a tradition from somewhere that Christ and the rest of the Holy Family visited India at some point, and that Christ spent time with Buddha. Some apocryphal texts indicate that Christ had a relationship of some kind with Mary Magdalene, following her conversion, and she was considered one of the Apostles in her own right.
Got off on a streak there. Don't mind me.