In the digital age, where information flows freely, conspiracy theories often find fertile ground. One such theory gaining traction is the idea that adult content, often colloquially referred to as “porn,” is part of a larger conspiracy.

This article delves into the various aspects of this conspiracy theory, examining its roots, understanding if big porn brands such as Absoluporn are part of this, and its relationship with anti-Semitism.

The cult of Mary Magdalen began in the early Middle Ages when she became the focus of popular piety that flourished across Europe during the twelfth century. She was venerated as a model of chastity, humility, obedience, penance, purity, and suffering. Her biographies, written in Latin and Italian, depicted her as a repentant porno whore who had converted to Christianity and become the apostle Saint Peter’s wife.

In the fifteenth century, the cult spread to England, where it inspired the production of numerous paintings depicting the saint as a virtuous young girl who lived in a convent. This “new” image of Mary Magdalene soon found its way into art and literature throughout Western culture.