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Mary Magdalene: the woman who loved much

Her name is not known. A common feminist question is what happened to the adulterous male, who was liable for punishment, but we don't know. Maybe he. was one of Herod''s officers and could be protected by his boss. Bear in mind that while the tale seems to be set in Jerusalem, the story fits into a Gallean ambience, as it makes no reference to the temple.. thisbputs it squarely into territory ruled by Herod Antipas. The story was an independent tradition which did not fit into a gospel but finally settled down in John's gospel, after a brief sojourn in Luke.so who can tell what area it was set in?

frankbeswick, Apr 25, 2024

Robert Anning Bell - His Life and His Works

Thank you!

The genealogy site Geni gives few details about the Bell and Knight association of Robert Anning Bell's parents.

It has listed only one sibling, Frank Knight (born 1844), for Colyton-born Mary Charlotte Knight Bell (1833-1873).

It identifies brother Frank as "coach builders clerk" (
https://www.geni.com/people/Frank-Knight/6000000014510518914).

Might Frank Knight have had more than one occupation or how might coach-builder clerking relate to architecture?

DerdriuMarriner, Apr 25, 2024

Mary Magdalene: the woman who loved much

Thank you for the two comments below on April 13, 2023, in answer to my previous, same-day observations and questions.

So Mary Magdalene answers whoever asks about the woman assailed by seven devils.

Does Christian tradition associate the woman, whose adultery Jesus Christ assured as avoiding stoning penalties, with any known female name from His time?

(Would it just have been she being punished or would her co-adulterer have been punished likewise?)

DerdriuMarriner, Apr 25, 2024

Wisdom: a forgotten concept

Certificates are considered to be at either bachelor's or masters. For example, my daughter is currently studying for a certificate in family therapy, the study for which is deemed to be at masters level, though it is notna full masters level course.

frankbeswick, Apr 25, 2024

Reflections on the Crisis in the Catholic Church

The title is not a formal academic degree, but is. an ,honour given to people whom have made great contributions to Christian thought.it is awarded after death.

frankbeswick, Apr 25, 2024

Wisdom: a forgotten concept

Thank you for your comment below on April 11, 2023, in answer to my previous observation and question April 10, 2023.

The east-ponder educational system intrigues me.

For example, where might a certificate fit within what perhaps musters as a university structure of undergraduate degree, master's degree and doctoral degree?

DerdriuMarriner, Apr 25, 2024

Reflections on the Crisis in the Catholic Church

Thank you for your comment below on April 27, 2019.

Doctor of the Church sounds like an impressive title.

Would it be considered an actual degree for training and work done or an honorary degree?

DerdriuMarriner, Apr 25, 2024

10 Symbols in The Frog King

Thank you!

An alternate title about a subordinate character appears somewhat strange to me.

Did other fairy tales draw upon different characters, places and things for their alternate titles even as someone other than a main character draws away from that main character, no?

DerdriuMarriner, Apr 25, 2024

Robert Anning Bell - His Life and His Works

Thank you for the family name and the socioeconomic niches!

An architect as middle class causes me to consider artist socioeconomic niches.

Did the middle class describe Robert Anning Bell because of his avuncular and paternal socioeconomics and because of his artistic career?

Did artists always dwell in middle-class socioeconomic niches or did that niche draw upon the familial context, such as that upper milieu of Édouard Manet (Jan. 23, 1832-Apr 30, 1883)?

DerdriuMarriner, Apr 25, 2024

The Southport Flower Show

Suggestions might be polite, but rebuttals would be emphatic

frankbeswick, Apr 25, 2024

Understanding the Situation in Jerusalem

No. Civil servants have good holiday allowance. My youngest son is a crown servant, slightly different from a civil servant, and his holiday allowance is quite good.
The difference is that civil servants work for the government whereas crown servants work for non government agencies. Conditions of work are the same and employees move freely from one to another.

frankbeswick, Apr 25, 2024

The Berwyns: a lonely, but beautiful range

Whatever people do on the beach. For me it was rockpooling, or when I was very young playing rolly poley down the dunes at Prestatyn.

frankbeswick, Apr 25, 2024

The Appeal of Ruins

I hope so, for I don't wish that anyone goes to Hell, not even my worst enemy, if I had one.

frankbeswick, Apr 25, 2024

Moorland Fires

I have never heard of the phenomenon of exploding trees, so they cannot be common in the British Isles. Maybe oil in the wood, as eucalyptus has, causes trees to explode in conditions of intense heat.

frankbeswick, Apr 25, 2024

Taking Stock: Pope Francis at 80

This saying should not be taken literally. It is a metaphor for saying that when we replace a pope we choose a person with a character different from their predecessor.

frankbeswick, Apr 25, 2024

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