In late 2005, I felt a need to write a personal manifesto to address concerns I had about attitudes taken within the Mary Magdalene “community” (which I loosely define as anyone who has a strong interest in MM and is vocal about it). After seven years of communicating with people all across the spectrum of perspectives, and after so many questions about where I stood, the manifesto was my best attempt to answer.
Now, twelve years later, I’ve taken a look at it with fresh eyes and have found that it is still an accurate representation of my personal stance.