wat if the church lied and christ had a wife and kid do u think that is possible?
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First and foremost of all, the "DaVinci Code" is a work of fiction; however, within its pages it contains informations based on historical facts and/or theories.  Now, as to the question asked:\n\nThis is a very grave matter to be discussed because, the very core of this topic can very well destroy, not only the Roman Catholic Church but also, the whole Christianity.  Still, one cannot deny the fact that, the "what-if" can be very possible.\n\nThere are things which were not clear about Jesus as presented in the Christian Bible, and that part is what made people starting to ask these "what-if" questions.  The Bible did state that, Jesus "loved" Mary Magdalene more than his followers; thus, what is meant by this "love"?  Indeed, a very likely hint, isn't it?\n\nSo, what we are left are two choices:\n\n- Stand firm in the Christian Faith and, consider this "DaVinci Code" as just another nonsense.\n\n- Venture beyond the "point of no-return"...
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Try a book called Holy Blood / Holy grail. It proposes that the "Grail" is actually the bloodline of Christ as opposed to a cup. Many persons believe this especially as Mary Magdelene was "written out" of the bible as a disciple by the early church. Presumably to suggest that women had no place as leaders in the early church. As with all of these theories they are just that. The DaVinci Code is a work of fiction about the protagonist trying to verify this theory and should be taken with a pinch of salt. However the underlying theory is very much debated and real.\nI do, however, believe that Jesus (as an individual) did exist so it is reasonable to assume he did marry and have children as he would have appeared VERY odd in those days as an unmarried individual. Whether he was the son of god or not...that's up to the individual.
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No.  Christians believe Christ came for all, therefore you would be welcome, as someone who was saved.  There would be hope that you would come to believe.
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Yeah, I know. If Jesus came back and stayed on Earth forever, everyone would instantly believe and convert to Christianity. And also, no false churches would exist if Jesus were physically here; he would immediately tell them that they were wrong, and everyone would be on the right path. If we had a question about doctrine, we could just ask Jesus and he'd tell us. In fact, we wouldn't have to. He could just tell us, have a trusted person record it, and know exactly what to do. There'd be no need for the sects in Christianity. \nAlmost everyone would go to Heaven!
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I don't see how having a wife would make him less perfect. That does not mean he lusted, God created Eve for Adam, so why would he not create someone for Jesus? And remember Eve was created for Adam BEFORE sin existed, so how could having a companion be a sin?
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Dan Brown (puh) suggests that Jesus was completely human born of a father & mother and was married to the Magdalene and they had kids. WOW! How incredibly difficult to believe this fantastic story! Gnostics been saying this since the son of man was teaching them (and making love to MM).\n\ngo jesus & mary & uncle judas
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i think, i mean if you think about it, Adam and Eve were the forst humans, and if they had babys, the there babys had babies, and so on, so you would think, but im not positive.
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Don't believe it.  Repentance is key in this.  Sin will not exist in the presence of Heavenly Father.
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It is, in short, a conspiracy theory, operating on the premise that Jesus Christ fathered a child and the established church is attempting to keep it a secret.
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It still is a pack of lies about Jesus Christ. He was never married and had no children. If he had done either, these would have been special events in his life that would have been recorded in the Gospels of the bible. Just like when he attended the wedding at Cana where he turned water into wine.
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yes its happening in US, i saw inthe news a certain church that believes bin polygamy, well the owner of the church is now a fugitive,but try check in web, in america everything is possible.
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No, I don't think it is possible. Jesus said that he would come again in glory to judge the living and the dead, so if this guy hasn't been heard and seen by everybody, he's just a Messiah-wannabe. Jesus said, "Many will come in My name and deceive many."
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Nobody knows if Jesus was celibate or not. For the Church to claim that people are now cynical about its claim regarding Jesus being celibate because of their interest in the Da vinci code is a good thing. People need to continually question their beliefs in order to reaffirm them or dismiss them as nonsense. The church is equally cynical about the claim that Jesus and MM were an item. Nobody knows the truth. There is not enough supporting evidence either way.
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Ok, the book is about a 2000 year old secret that the church hid.  The secret is that Jesus was Married to Marry Magdaline, and the church made her out to be a prostitute to slander her image.  The book (and thereby the movie) is fiction, but it's based on the claims and theories of prominant historians and Biblical scholars.  The story gives you some interesting food for thought.  The reason that it's so contraversial is Christians find the whole idea of Jesus being a sexual person with a wife and children appalling, yet they can't disprove the claims.  The claims and theories may be true or they may be false, but the idea that the church has been lying for nearly 2000 years frightens some people and outrages others.  'If the church was lying about that,' they think 'what else could they have lied about?'  This frighten's the church authority.  If people stop beliving in the authority of the church, many church authorities will soon be out of a job.  Others belive that without a church authority to look up to, people will begin behaving like animals.  Most people just look at it as a great book (movie) with topics that may or may not be true.
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No.  The verses you mentioned are not talking about abortion.\n\nThey are talking about adultery and what would be done to a woman if her husband was jealous and thought she had cheated on him.\n\nThe husband and wife would go before the priest.  He would have water and dust from the tabernacle floor mixed together.  If she was innocent and had not done a crime...and the husband was just jealous.  ...  Nothing would happen to her..she would be proved innocent....and the potion would not harm her reproductive system.\n\nIf she was guilty of this crime ...her belly would swell...her leg would rot and she would not be able to bear children.  \n\nThis proceedure was not done on a pregnant woman.\n\nThe inability to bear children was a devastating situation to a woman.  Unfortunately, women today don't look upon children in the same manner, as a blessing from the LORD.  Unfortunately, a lot of women view their children as curses.\n\nThese verses shows that God does indeed care about our sexual relations.  We are to stay faithful to our spouse.  God definitely frowns on adulterous relationships along with many other sexually wrong relationships.
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Well, that would make him more human than divine (or, at least, in some people's minds, detract from his divinity).  For pretty much the same reason, the Catholic Church upholds the idea that Mary, the mother of Jesus, was a perpetual virgin.  (They state that she and Joseph never consummated their marriage.  To have had siblings would have made Jesus too human.  People would have pointed to the mortality of the siblings as arguement that Jesus was merely a human philosopher.)\nAlso, a belief system that would have allowed for such an idea as the marriage of Jesus and Mary Magdalene would have set up a complicated sytem of privilege.  Claimants of descent from Jesus would have caused huge political consequences, if such claims didn't otherwise doom the religion early on.\nIn short, such a belief would have complicated the religion.
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Does the Bible ever mention any offspring of Jesus'?  You'd think that if the writers of the Bible were going to mention such detail as the lineage of all of the major kings, they'd mention something that important.  My guess would be no, he didn't have kids, and no, he wasn't gay, and no, he didn't marry Mary Magdalene, and no to all the other ridiculous rumors people make up because they just don't want to believe the truth.  Funny how people will believe a lie any day over the truth.