Was Mary Maglanine Jesus'sLover?

Does it really matter if Mary Magdalene and Jesus Christ lovers? Questioning whether they were lovers or not serves no purpose or reason. If she was his lover, she was also his wife. If they had a moral marriage, there's nothing wrong with their union. If they loved each other and had a good marriage, we have nothing to question. If Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene, he was still the Son of God. Jesus came to die on the cross for us and that is what he did.

If Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene, it doesn't change the fact that he was always righteous and holy. Married or not, he died on the cross for us, which was his purpose for coming to Earth. Perhaps this question is just a way for Satan to keep us from focusing on the real issues of Christianity. Whether Jesus had a wife doesn't change who he is or what he did. Whether Jesus had a daughter or not doesn't change the fact that he loves us all and died for our sins.

Even if Mary Magdalene and Jesus did have a relationship, it doesn't change the meaning of the gospel or make it any less true. The foundation of Christianity is the same whether or not Mary was married to Jesus. Maybe Jesus was a father, but he also performed many great miracles and delivered many great sermons. If Jesus was married, it doesn't mean that he had a deep dark past that he wanted to hide. He may have been tempted by Satan a few times, but he was still perfect and sinless.

There is no mention in the Bible about Jesus and Mary Magdalene being married or not. There is only mention of the sacrifices that Jesus made and the ways he honored God. The gospel states that God delivered the Bible to us because he wanted to share his truth with us. If God doesn't care about the relationship between Mary Magdalene and Jesus Christ, we shouldn't be worried about it either.

The odds are that we'll never find out the answer to this question, so we need to worry about the important questions that Christianity has to offer. We need to worry about issues that matter to us directly, not whether or not Jesus had a wife. The personal life of Jesus Christ isn't our business. We may never know if she was his wife or not, but it's not something we need to be concerned about.