Jesus, women and the Church

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According to my understanding, Jesus did have women

disciples. Much of the written biblical information

was removed and re-shuffled by the powers that were in

charge of such things in the later years. The most

major and extensive restructuring was overseen by Pope

Constantine and carried out by the Council of Nicea.

 

I have heard murmurings over the years that the

Vatican has many such documents that are hidden from

all but the most innermost circles. Some of these

rumors say that Jesus taught his healing methods to

the public and this infuriated the power mongers.

 

It follows that he would have taught to the women and

they would have passed it down to their daughters.

Perhaps in later years much of the the last remnants

of this knowing was lost in the church led witch

burnings.

 

My argument with " purebred " as apposed to " mongrel "

Christians is; (I am so far removed from the

bloodlines that others are not even sure I am of the

family; but I know! ;-)) how can the Holy Bible be

the be all and end all of Spiritual teaching when so

much of it is missing and so much has been edited by

people of dubious motivation?

 

It can be very enlightening to read some of the

translations directly from the Aramaic language which

was the language that Jesus spoke.

 

As a for instance, many scholars believe that the

first words in the Bible are actually " In the

beginning was the " sound " .... " Brings a whole new

meaning to the concept of sound healing to me.

 

Some good places to look for this info are most

Michael Ryce sources and Greg Braden's " Isaiah

Effect " .

 

Veronica

 

> > I believe, as a Christian, that Jesus was all

> inclusive. Just look at

> > the men He chose to be his apostles and disciples

> >

> Just out of curiosity, I'm wondering why you suppose

> that

> Jesus didn't choose any women to be apostles and

> disciples?

 

 

 

 

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