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1. doodlebug Said,

   No one claims this so what are you talking about?
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2. chris_mcburney Said,

   According to Genesis we have a problem!

   Adam and Eve begate two sons, one of whom murdered the other.

   God only ever created Adam and Eve.

   There is no record in Genesis of any further issue from Eve regardless of it being as a result of a union between Adam or her surviving murderous son.

   Either way, logically speaking the entire human race must surely be the result of incestuous unions if there is any truth to Christianity.

   FACT!
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3. Evelyn S Said,

   You’ve read too much into "The Da Vinci Code" and any references to the Illumninati. No one in the Western world (including Elizabeth II* of the United Kingdom of England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland) can trace his or her ancestry further back than the 7th century CE. Certainly, at that point, any genealogical evidence descends into myth and perhaps wishful thinking. The "Dark Ages" were called the "Dark Ages" for a very good reason: 1) the Roman Empire had collapsed; 2) literacy was almost non-existant–the only people who knew how to read were the clergy.

   Statistically speaking, if the Royal Family descended from the offspring of Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene, everyone else in the West would have descended from them as well. Jewish rabbis in Jesus’ day were customarily married as were all Jewish males. The disciples’ wives weren’t necessarily noted in the Gospels. We know that Saint Peter was married because Jesus healed his mother-in-law, but we certainly aren’t aware of her name or how many children she bore.

   By the same token, we shouldn’t be surprised if the biblical canon fails to reference Mary Magdalene as the bride of Christ. It’s amazing that the first witness to the Resurrection and one of the few followers who ministered to Christ on the cross as reported in the Gospels is Mary Magdalene–not because she may have been married to Jesus, but because she was a woman. There isn’t any evidence to prove Jesus was married, but there isn’t any to prove that he wasn’t either. Indeed, apart from the Gospels, there’s no evidence that Christ existed other than a reference by Flavius Josephus. That certainly doesn’t mean he didn’t exist.

   Feminist theologians, such as Elaine Pagels, a Protestant, and Margaret Starbird, a Roman Catholic, have been equally fascinated by Mary’s place in the early Church. Pagels in "Secrets of Mary" theorizes that Mary was perhaps even the unidentified "beloved disciple" of the Gospel of John, citing the apocrypha Gospel of Philip that depicts Mary as a close friend, companion, or even a lover of Christ. Margaret Starbird in "The Woman with the Alabaster Jar" buys into the story that Mary was an ancestor of the Merovingian line of kings.

   Let’s just say that the Queen hasn’t pulled out of the family vault Christ and Mary Magdalene’s wedding invitation.
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   *Elizabeth of the House of Windsor is Elizabeth II for the English and Welsh, but Elizabeth I for the Scots.
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   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Magdalene

   http://www.secretsofmarymagdalene.com

   http://www.magdalene.org/grailbearer.php

4. Gyrine77 Said,

   I believe you are referring to Prince Charles of England.
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5. Strawberry Said,

   I read somewhere that this would be Prince Williams. The writings of the Holy Bible are correct! I believe the gospel! Jesus Christ is the King of Kings! Amen!
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6. robert p Said,

   People are eager to believe any lie about any part of the bible.Jesus never married or had children.Jesus came to this earth (in a man’s body) to redeem His creation.He had no interest in marriage or any other "worldly" attractions.
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