The Marian Conspiracy by Graham Phillips | Holy Grail, Virgin Mary, Historical Mysteries

The Marian Conspiracy by Graham Phillips delves into the hidden truths surrounding the Virgin Mary, challenging traditional narratives with compelling historical and archaeological evidence. Phillips presents an alternative theory that Mary, after Jesus' crucifixion, escaped to Britain, where she was buried in Anglesey, Wales. This theory suggests that early Christian history has been obscured by ecclesiastical cover-ups, including the suppression of key documents by the Vatican.

The book also explores the possibility that Jesus was the son of Antipater, the son of King Herod, proposing a different lineage and understanding of Jesus' heritage. Through meticulous research, Phillips uncovers what he believes to be the true resting place of Mary and offers a fresh perspective on early Christian history.

Key Topics Covered:

• Alternative theories on the Virgin Mary's life and death

• Archaeological evidence supporting the tomb of Mary in Anglesey

• The suppression of early Christian documents by the Vatican

• The lineage of Jesus and his connection to Antipater

• Reinterpretation of early Christian history and traditions

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