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Many misinterpret the first chapter of 1 John completely, so here is a way to understand John more clearly, to undo this very common mistake. Read chapter two first, and notice the difference between talking the talk (SAY), and walking the walk. Open your minds. 1 John 2: 3 Now by this we know...

It is not written anywhere. The Assumption of Mary was a made up story - a myth. I even have Catholic books that say so, but through popularity, it became a holy tradition.

But he didn't. Only those who died before Jesus died, believing in the Messiah and obeying God's commandments were resurrected with Christ and are with Him now. His mother was put in the care of John, and they are both in the ground awaiting the resurrection with the rest of His Bride. You have...

But her suffering was emotional and temporary. She didn't die for us. Nor has she already resurrected after she died. There are plenty of people who have suffered, and more than Mary. It is Jesus who did all the real suffering, but again, you focus on Mary over Jesus. That is idolatry.

Yes, when we are born again, our soul and spirit becomes immortal and is alive still when we die. But our body remains dead UNTIL the resurrection. That is why Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life. Do you believe all the dead Christian's bodies are now alive? Mary's too? Is that what the RCC...

I've said all I have to say on the subject of Mary. I know what Jesus says on the matter of praying to His mother, and venerating her to be on the same level as Jesus as mediator between us and God. She never died for us, nor has she been raised from the dead, but like us will do so at the last...

You are consulting the dead which is forbidden witchcraft when you pray to Mary to intervene for you to the Father and a mediator, instead of Jesus Christ.. I said, "We are to pray to God directly in His Son's name. Period." That is for when we are praying for ourselves or someone else who is...

Yes, those who are born again have eternal life in their soul and spirit, and eventually in our resurrected body that will presently decay when we die and are still in the grave. What you don't understand is that your 'holy' traditions are only traditions, because they are erroneously made up...

What is normal reasoning for some is impossible for those who were raised with myths to believe, such as praying to Mary - a dead on earth human being. Do you agree with the rest of my post you ignored?

The key word was 'dead.' We who are still alive may pray for one another. Why? Because it is written! Conduct associated with witchcraft is forbidden. We cannot consult those who died and have not risen from the dead at the second coming of Christ. It is not written that Mary ever was raised...

They are dead as to hearing our requests, and NONE of them are an intermediators between you and God - only Jesus is per scripture, which is the bottom line and not to be overruled by man's fairytales. Do you honestly believe Mary can hear and respond to the millions of people that are right now...

Me too!

RCC and Orthodox pray to Mary who was not God, but a human being. As are all the saints.

I had four. But they all have passed now.

Cats?

Yes, JESUS, not Mary.

No one in the New Testament ever prayed to a dead human before the RCC made it up.

Yes, this is true. The goddess and godchild pagan religion has many different names for every pagan country. The RCC took the pagan goddess and godchild at the time and renamed her Mary and her child Jesus. But Jesus in His letter to the church age of Thyatira (the RCC and Orthodox) called her...

Good post, except for that last sentence, which is not from any fruit of the Spirit, especially to say to any of the brethren.

Yes, that is what I said. The real Jezebel has nothing to do with Mary from 2000 years ago. But neither does the Mary in your statues have anything to do with the real Mary, the mother of Jesus' human body that could die, but His Spirit lives on in a new body. And sorry to tell you this, but the...