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mkay. Why is that a problem for you?So they're going to be in trouble on judgement day.
Catholics pray to all sorts of dead people. It's like asking a friend to pray for you, except the friend is dead and in Heaven. They don't worship them, however. I do think that Mary being sinless creates theological problems, but the whole Christian religion is nonsensical anyway.They pray to her and consider her sinless, what do you call that?
Catholics pray to all sorts of dead people. It's like asking a friend to pray for you, except the friend is dead and in Heaven.
Why is her opinion a problem for you on a public message board?mkay. Why is that a problem for you?
I don't understand what you find confusing.What?
I don't understand what you find confusing.
Never said it was. Try another strawman.Why is her opinion a problem for you on a public message board?
How so? It was written in perfectly good English.It's nonsensical that's why.
Catholics don't grasp the concept though. That's the problem.
Catholics do not worship Mary. Catholics are merely accused of worshiping Mary. Catholics worship God alone.Anyways, I've been getting lectured today because even though I respect Mary, I don't worship her and I just really don't get it either.
Then you do not know the history of that line. It came about because of heresies asserting Jesus was not God--that he could not have been because Mary is his mother. This was a push back stating Jesus is God. If one keeps in mind Jesus has two natures, the divine and human, it falls into place. The line was fighting back against heresy, a statement of belief in the divinity of Jesus despite his being born of a woman.I even refuse to call her the mother of God.
You have that reversed. Having forgotten or never learning the history, it is non-Catholics who don't grasp the concept.Catholics don't grasp the concept though. That's the problem.
As far as I know, no one--especially not Catholics--worship Mary. We do honor her.How is refusing to worship her disrespecting her?
No. Catholic teaching is that God alone is to be worshiped. Any Catholic telling you to worship Mary is off base. The Catholic faith teaches us to honor Mary. Worship is reserved for God alone.Because they're trying to preach to me that I should be worshipping Mary and it's not biblical.
Scripture teaches Mary was filled with grace, meaning without sin. This was the angel's greeting. After hearing this Mary sang, saying she rejoiced in God her savior.Mary was not free from sin. All humans sin. If she were free from sin then that means it would possible for us to live life free from sin and thus we wouldn’t need Jesus to have died on the cross for our redemption. Mary being free from sin would blow up the entire Christian religion.
Catholics call it her being--along with all Christians--a fellow member of the Body of Christ.They pray to her and consider her sinless, what do you call that?
Mary is not divine, so not "any other god". Whoever is washing your brain, tell them to be gone. And then learn actual Catholic teaching.Because it's breaking the commandments of not having any other gods before the one true God and not to bow down to any graven images.
How so? It was written in perfectly good English.
Mary was a rape victim
Then you do not know the history of that line. It came about because of heresies asserting Jesus was not God--that he could not have been because Mary is his mother. This was a push back stating Jesus is God. If one keeps in mind Jesus has two natures, the divine and human, it falls into place. The line was fighting back against heresy, a statement of belief in the divinity of Jesus despite his being born of a woman.
Any Catholic telling you to worship Mary is off base.
Catholics call it her being--along with all Christians--a fellow member of the Body of Christ.
Exactly! However, next we come to the Word of God, divine, that took on human nature as well. Those who believe the Word, Jesus, is one with God, who is God, but yet in his human nature was born of a woman. Did being born of a woman make the Word of God, make Jesus, less divine? No. As I noted before, at one time was the heresy that Jesus was not divine, was not God based on the fact Jesus was born of a woman. Yet...Can a mortal human take/remove divinity from God?I never said that Jesus wasn't God, I said that God the spirit doesn't have a mother (or father) because He has always existed and nobody created Him.
"They"? Who are all these "they"?Well you can't blame me if that's what they've been telling me.