Apostolic Women in Early Christianity: Case study, Mary the Magdalene

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ABDI VALI; ILKHANI MOHAMMAD; LAJEVARDI FATEMEH

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Journal: Journal of Religious Studies Year:2022 | Volume:16 | Issue:31 Page(s): 144-163

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Apostolic Women in Early Christianity: Case study, Mary the Magdalene

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ABDI VALI | ILKHANI MOHAMMAD | LAJEVARDI FATEMEH | Issue Writer Certificate

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Mary the Magdalene

Gnostic gospels

Jesus Christ

Church fathers

disciples

Abstract

In the early Christianity, women alongside men continued to spread new religion across the world. Some of them supported Jesus’, s disciples in economic terms, and some others, traveled from village to village, from town to town in order to proclaim “, the kingdom of God”, . Thus, several women have been figured out as missionaries. Meanwhile, throughout early Christian writings, Mary the Magdalene is known as the companion (Σ, ύ, ν, τ, ρ, ο, φ, ο, ς, ) of Jesus. According to Christian writings, she witnessed the Crucifixion, and contrary to the disciple who fled, she remained faithful to her master (δ, ι, δ, α, σ, κ, ά, λ, ο, ς, ) until the last breath, and she was the first one who saw the resurrected Jesus and began to report the disciples. Moreover, Gnostic gospels and Church fathers have cited her as an apostle (α, π, ό, σ, τ, ο, λ, ο, ς, ) and even as a disciple. Particularly, Gnostic writings refer to a considerable intimacy between her and Jesus Christ. In ongoing research, by exploring the New Testament, Gnostic treatises, and the writings of Church fathers, we will examine her role and image in Christianity up until the end of Middle Ages, and will refer to Mary and Jesus’, s relationship. Additionally, we will concentrate on the main fact whether one can regard her as an apostle.

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ABDI, VALI, ILKHANI, MOHAMMAD, & LAJEVARDI, FATEMEH. (2022). Apostolic Women in Early Christianity: Case study, Mary the Magdalene. JOURNAL OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES, 16(31 ), 144-163. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/1063990/en

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ABDI VALI, ILKHANI MOHAMMAD, LAJEVARDI FATEMEH. Apostolic Women in Early Christianity: Case study, Mary the Magdalene. JOURNAL OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES[Internet]. 2022;16(31 ):144-163. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/1063990/en

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VALI ABDI, MOHAMMAD ILKHANI, and FATEMEH LAJEVARDI, “Apostolic Women in Early Christianity: Case study, Mary the Magdalene,” JOURNAL OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES, vol. 16, no. 31 , pp. 144–163, 2022, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/1063990/en

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