www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2016/07/the-unbelievable-tale-of-jesus-wife/485573/

it is very veeeeeryy long

but worth it

read it, to the end

this is how religions are formed

Post am here na

hahn:
Post am here na

E long.. Both myself and Nepa lazy...

Will do later sha

But still, read it as is, if only to get into the minds of some of these...well.. Prophets

EDIT:
If you really want to digest this article, set aside an hour in the morning or evening. It is worth the read, I swear.

Karen King has replied.
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/06/karen-king-responds-to-the-unbelievable-tale-of-jesus-wife/487484/

I found this quote from the original article rather interesting.

The Jesus’s-wife fragment fit neatly with what has become her life’s work: resurrecting the diversity of voices in Christianity’s formative years. Early Christians were a disputatious bunch, with often conflicting views on the meaning of Jesus’s life and teachings. But after Constantine converted the Roman empire to Christianity in the fourth century and Church leaders began canonizing the small selection of texts that form the New Testament, Christians with other views were branded heretics.