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Why are you lashing out at me? I have nothing to do with you seemingly not knowing whether or not God is capable of preserving Mary's soul from inheriting original sin.

You keep talking about unrelated stuff. I asked a simple question: Do you believe God is capable or incapable of preserving Mary's soul from inheriting original sin? It seems you don't know if God's capable or not of that.

Do you not know if God is capable or not of preserving Mary's soul from inheriting original sin?

I asked a simple question: Do you believe God is capable or incapable of preserving Mary's soul from inheriting original sin, thus remaining an immaculate soul? I don't know why you repeatedly refuse to answer it. It's not like it's hard, so do you not know if God is capable of that or not?

Apparently, you don't understand what heresies and heretics are. If you truly adhered to the Sola Scriptura, then you wouldn't be ignoring the fact that the Koine Greek word used is "ἀδελφοί" (adelphoi), or "brothers," and its definitions, nor would you be asserting a meaning to that word in...

You can believe all that and still answer this simple question: Do you believe that God is capable or incapable of preserving Mary's soul from inheriting original sin, thus remaining an immaculate soul? Either you believe God is capable of that or you don't. Easy. Which is it?

Lol, I'm saving that picture. It encapsulates the people who refuse to answer my simple question perfectly.

Cool, but that's not what I asked. I asked, do you believe that God is capable or incapable of preserving Mary's soul from inheriting original sin, thus remaining an immaculate soul? Either you do or you don't.

How is my asking whether you believe God is incapable or capable of x adding to Scripture?

Happy to hear it's not as bad and congrats on the new job! Feel free to talk about why you're not that great tho and the job, either publicly or in private. As for that forum, you did mention it in your opening post. I don't know much about that stuff, but from what I do know it bothers me too...

It's been a few months since you were last online, but how are you doing now?

It's my pleasure to share Jesus's explanation on the origin of evil.

On March 5th, 1944, Jesus spoke to Maria Valtorta about the origin of evil. Below is an excerpt: "...evil is a force that originated by itself like certain monstrous diseases in the most wholesome body. Lucifer was an angel, the most beautiful of all the angels, a perfect spirit, inferior only...

Do you believe that God is capable or incapable of preserving Mary's soul from inheriting original sin, thus remaining an immaculate soul?

I'm not talking about what you seem to think. I'm talking about how God didn't need to take form in an impure woman, whereas you think He had to take form in an impure woman. However, He didn't have to, because He's capable of keeping Her soul pure.

God Ab Aeterno would've Thought of creating the soul that was to be the soul of the Mother of God. Therefore, He preserved Mary's soul from becoming subject to the law of the first parents (inheriting original sin), thus remaining an immaculate soul capable of possessing the fullness of His...

Jesus and His Mother lived perfectly holy lives. God Ab Aeterno would've Thought of creating the soul that was to be the soul of the Mother of God. Therefore, He preserved Mary's soul from becoming subject to the law of the first parents (inheriting original sin), thus remaining an immaculate...

We (man) were made in our Triune God's image by being given a soul which is spirit, because God is Spirit (Gen. 1:26, Jn. 4:24). It is an unquestionable sign of His Most Holy Paternity that shows signs of the qualities characteristic of Him Who creates it. It is therefore intelligent, spiritual...

It's still the truth, and it's possible for you to recognize that to be true as well. The only person standing in the way of that is yourself.

Jesus expanded on His four Evangelist's gospels, and that's why I was able to provide more details for each of the scenes above. It's because of the accounts of the four Gospels and the testimonies of early Christians (as well as Maria Valtorta's account) that show Joseph, Simon, James, and...