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Do we have an example in the scriptures of immorality causing demon possession? Of the exorcisms today was the demon possession caused by immoral behavior?

It appears that five women anointed Christ and only one of them was defined as a repentant prostitute. The bigger question is why were women anointing Him. This was usually done by men.

She may have been more moral or less moral than you and I. Either way she was human.

The scriptures do not say that she had demons because of immoral behavior. A lot of things were attributed to demons in that time period. I suspect that she had issues with PMS. LOL. Either way the scriptures do not get into the details and I do not make up details and include them in my beliefs.

Just because two people did the same thing does not mean they are the same person. If this is the way you study the Bible no telling what your beliefs are.

You have yet to show that Mary Magdalene by name did anything immoral. Everything she did was moral. You have no biblical evidence, just making stuff up.

I told you to type; Does not point to Mary Magdalene. After each line you posted. That is your answer. There is no scripture that says that Mary Magdalene was the repentant prostitute. I am done, you have nothing.....so move on. You have yet to show that Mary Magdalene by name did anything immoral.

Great. Add to Mary Magdaline….She was selected by Christ to announce His resurrection.

Have not changed a bit. If the person is not named then clear details are required to define them. Something to define Mary and immoral….. All you got is a very moral and very respected woman…..the rest is your fantasy. Five women anointed Christ……that is the part of the story that is...

The explanation is short and pretty much the same for each of your lines of posts. It could be shorter….you have nothing to support your claim that Mary Magdalene was the repentant prostitute. So...... does not point to Mary Magdalene….is enough.

Not even close. I did not refuse....I told you to type; Does not point to Mary Magdalene. After each line you posted. That is your answer. There is no scripture that says that Mary Magdalene was the repentant prostitute. I am done, you have nothing.....so move on.

Again....A lot of words but nothing that points to a very moral Mary Magdalene that was well respected in and outside of the Bible. You have nothing! No evidence of immoral behavor and in fact just the opposite. Making a story up about an unnamed character is make-believe. After each line you...

Again....A lot of words but nothing that points to a very moral Mary Magdalene that was well respected in and outside of the Bible. You have nothing! No evidence of immoral behavor and in fact just the opposite. Making a story up about an unnamed character is make-believe.

A lot of words but nothing that points to a very moral Mary Magdalene that was well respected in and outside of the Bible.

Again you are chasing a rabbit down a whole. The scripture do not say she was the repentant prostitute and instead testify to her moral character. So stop saying nothing equals something.

I didn’t actually see them mix kool-aid brand. I had a church tell me they use kool-aid but I was using the term as a cheap drink. I am sure some use grape juice. The point here was is the religious significance and difference between grape juice and crackers and wine and bread.

I am a theologian and at one point I was traveling to different Protestant churches to do studies. I use kool-aid as example of a cheap drink. Broke up saltines and chili crackers as unleavened bread.

Does this sentence make any sense to you? No but it takes more details. Unidentified people in the scriptures turned into facts. No way to study scriptures. More details. Something like Mary Magdalene known to be a prostitute and showing immoral behavior. Instead she finances Christ’s...

You can say you speculate, but to say it is fact would be making the same mistake that Pope Gregory made. But the Bible does not say it. Honesty is important, if not you can end up deceiving yourself.

Like I said, Not defined by the Bible but Lazarus and Christ’s mother may have been married in Cana….the marriage in Cana.