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You really should try reading your Bible. In Mark 6:3, we find out Jesus had brothers who were Mary's sons. No perpetual virginity. In Luke 2, Jesus let's his earthly parents lose him, so he can do what his heavenly Father wanted him to. At 12 years old he deliberately disobeys earthly...

Of course Mary was a believer and did the will of God by obeying. The point is, Jesus never reverences Mary as some sort of half deity, like the Catholic church does. In fact, he's downright disobedient and dismissive to her, when it comes to obeying his father in heaven. I mean, the Catholic...

Does not compute. Mary gave birth to a baby, not a man, BTW. Jesus didn't claim Mary as his heavenly mother. He said he did the will of his Father in heaven. He even asked who his mother and brother were. Do you know the answer?

God always was, Einstein. Nobody gave birth to God. Do you deny the pre existence of Christ? God created Mary. Can someone give birth to their Creator? Of course, there is a great mystery here as to whether Jesus was fully aware of his God hood as a baby and etc and so on, but the point is, Mary...

I never said Jesus was not fully God and fully man. But God is more than Jesus and Mary didn't give birth to God's divine nature (which was part of who Jesus was), IT ALWAYS EXISTED. Mary was not the mother of God, she bore Jesus, not the Father, and not the Spirit. "God" incorporates a lot more...

Being the earthly carrier of Jesus doesn't make her God's mother. God has always existed. This is just basic Christian theology. God was never born. Jesus was born physically, but not brought into existence by physical birth. So calling her the mother of God is incorrect.

Lol, quit being ridiculous. Asked something from a friend is nothing like what we mean by prayer. We don't hail them either. Quit being ridiculous. No one who says they are going to go say a prayer means they are going to go ask their neighbor for a dollar. Prayer to God and to Catholics to...

That's very different from praying to a human being. I can still go directly to God. I don't bow down to a dead person to get to God.

One mediator between God and man, and it's not Mary or another man, because they are merely humans. We don't pray for Mary'or a saint to pray for us. We pray in the name of Jesus.

One mediator and it's not Mary...or a priest.

Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. For there is one God, and there is one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus,

Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. For there is one God, and there is one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, So Saul died for his breach of faith. He broke faith with the Lord in that he did not keep the...

Because you are 1. Talking to a dead person. 2. Praying to them. It's not the same as asking people in your church to pray for Aunt Edna's thyroid problem.

I don't pray to dead people and ask them to pray for me.

"1: to make a request in a humble manner." Which is exactly what ya'll are doing when you say "Hail Mary" and then proceed to make a request from her. You are praying to a human being.

It's a prayer to Mary first then God gets added on. Jesus told us to pray to God, our father, not to his mother.

Lol, seriously? Clear evidence? Zero evidence is what you mean. If I say I do not know my girlfriend sexually, that means I do not know her currently in that way... It says nothing about my future intentions when she is my wife. Nevermind the fact that the evidence is that Jesus did have...

Boy, that's some serious scripture bending gymnastics.

6 And so it was, that, while they were there, the days were accomplished that she should be delivered. 7 And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was no room for them in the inn. Nothing to suggest it was not a...

The Methodists surely don't.