Some of us believe that poor, misunderstood, neglected Mary Magdalene, described in scripture as Apostle of Apostles, got more than her feet washed by Jesus. But then again, I am a no good dirty heretic that believes that the divine feminine is no less important than the divine masculine.
I am reading The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco, and it is set in a 14th century abbey full of monks. The shit they say about women is really overwhelming. Vessels of filth and impurity, agents of the devil, and so on. Dark ages indeed. Anyway, I had a point but I think I lost it.
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Date: 2004-04-09 12:32 pm (UTC)I am reading The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco, and it is set in a 14th century abbey full of monks. The shit they say about women is really overwhelming. Vessels of filth and impurity, agents of the devil, and so on. Dark ages indeed. Anyway, I had a point but I think I lost it.