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Jesus, Mary and DaVinci [videorecording] / directed by Rudy Bednar ; written by Jeanmarie Condon, Elizabeth Vargas ; producer, Yael Lavie.

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FilmPublisher number: KOC-DV-6241 | Koch VisionPublication details: New York : ABC News Productions : Koch Vision LLC, c2004.Description: 1 videodisc (55 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 inISBN:

1417227508

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Title on container: ABC news presents Jesus, Mary and Davinci

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Documentary videos.

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Editors, Tom Marcyes, Joel Herson ; researcher, Caroline Borge ; composer, John Hodian.

Hosts, Elizabeth Vargas.Summary: Elizabeth Vargas explores these and other controversial theories about the lives of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, who some scholars believe was not a prostitute, as she is often portrayed, but rather Jesus' wife and perhaps even the mother of his child. Vargas travels to the Holy Land, Italy, Scotland, France and other locations around the world to investigate what evidence exists to support some of these extraordinary claims in an effort to separate fact from legend.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Barcode
Book	Storms Research Center Main Collection	DVD PS 3552 .R685434 J478 2004 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	98630870

"Discover the truth behind the mystery."

Extras: Search for Mary featurette.

Editors, Tom Marcyes, Joel Herson ; researcher, Caroline Borge ; composer, John Hodian.

Hosts, Elizabeth Vargas.

Elizabeth Vargas explores these and other controversial theories about the lives of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, who some scholars believe was not a prostitute, as she is often portrayed, but rather Jesus' wife and perhaps even the mother of his child. Vargas travels to the Holy Land, Italy, Scotland, France and other locations around the world to investigate what evidence exists to support some of these extraordinary claims in an effort to separate fact from legend.