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People would accuse the Gospels of being some (secret) reverse harem, unless the disciples and apostles were also female.  (It could also explain some of Jesus' more feminist-leaning behaviors, the actual often-unmentioned female disciples, and other stuff.)

I wonder if that might explain why Jesus also didn't stick with the family trade of carpentry, the missing childhood years (there being no "boyhood" history to record, actually), among some other things.

Buttered Toast said: 

People would accuse the Gospels of being some (secret) reverse harem, unless the disciples and apostles were also female.  (It could also explain some of Jesus' more feminist-leaning behaviors, the actual often-unmentioned female disciples, and other stuff.)

It kind of would, plus it's a more typically feminine strategy to see the values in peace and mediation, at the very least Jesus seems to carry Estrogenial views. 

I wonder if that might explain why Jesus also didn't stick with the family trade of carpentry, the missing childhood years (there being no "boyhood" history to record, actually), among some other things.

Working must be too worldly, or if Jesus was a woman that might explain a lack of formal occupation. 

S/He even slept outside, possibly to have a moment's peace away from the patriarchy. 

Turncoat said: 

Can you even imagine how differently The Bible would have been written, and even further how people would have responded to the same stories from a woman? 

 Christianity would not exist.

Omari said: 

 

Christianity would not exist.

By being deemed less of a threat, Rome might have not gone quite as nuts trying to eradicate it.