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Change: information to sayadd about the Lost Gospels and censorship by the Catholic Church, click the"'EasyEdit" button and make your contribution!See also: Codes, Symbols, and Other Clues Cracking The Da Vinci Code at the Louvre Glossary of Terms Mary Magdalene and the Sacred Feminine Secret Societies The Da View changes from previous version. (Word count: 602)
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Change: There is no doubt the Nag Hammadi texts have yielded a treasure trove of documents permitting a richer, more nuanced and, perhaps, even more radical View changes from previous version. (Word count: 486)
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