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Ep 16 || Jesus Wasn’t White, and He’s Not Who You Were Told

29 min · 23 de feb de 2026
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Come learn the radical truth about Yeshua/Issa and how badly Churchianity got it wrong. In this episode we talk about Jesus's real words and teachings, who Mary Magdalene really was, and what Jesus would think about Christianity today. Join our Academy: https://ancientsoulgardens.com/year-1-about/

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