The Gospel of Mary of Magdala by Karen L. King

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It took me a long time to get through this book. It's not long but it's very dense. Eventually, I decided that I wanted to make sure I understood the general sense, and get as much as I could out of it. So I smart-skimmed a few chapters and then dove back in when it got less oriented to the tiny details that matter mostly to historians, and more inclusive of the big picture. I liked this book very much. If you're into Gnostics, or heretics, or Christianity, I recommend it. Four stars.

As I wrote in my last post, it also very much makes me want to read "How Mary Magdalene Became a Whore." It looks like I might be able to get that at the Cambridge Library, but I need to confirm that they have that volume and that it's not in storage before I can say for sure.