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Actually - they're not from "silence". The "named adelphoi" of Jesus have been shown to be the children of another woman. Until you can show that they are from Mary, mother of Jesus - you LOSE this argument . . .

Then, show me the chapter and verse where it talks about Mary's other children. STILL waiting . . .

Once again - WHEN did this teaching change? Your Protestant Fathers Luther and Calvin both agreed that Baptism regenerated the soul - even in INFANTS. And you're lying about Acts 2:39. It follows Acts 2:38, which DOES promise the gift of the Holy Spirit and the forgiveness of sin - even to...

Says YOU. Your Protestant Fathers all disagree with you. They all agreed that John 3:5 WAS referring to Baptism. WHEN did that change??

James brought up sins because the person might be dying or unconscious. Your second comment in RED is flawed because of your adherence to the false doctrine of OSAS. WHO said that the sick person was "saved"?? AGAIN, you are adding to Scripture what is NOT there. How do YOU know what the state...

Do you have ANY idea what this verse means - "Firstborn from the dead"?? It means that He ROSE from the dead. He is the first to be resurrected. It has absolutely NOTHING to do with His natural birth from Mary. As for Matt. 1:25 - it says: ". . . but kept her a virgin until she gave birth...

Would you please show WHERE the Bible makes this claim?? Chapter and Verse, please . . .

No - that's NOT what the "Bible say". Show me the chapter and verse that talks about Mary having other children. CAN you do that?

WHY?? You anti-Catholics use it ALL the time to try to "disprove" the Apostolic Tradition of Infant Baptism . . .

ALREADY covered that in post #21. YOU need to stop and READ - then respond. Here it is again for your edification . . . Let's start with the names of the "Adelphoi" you mentioned - James and Joses (Joseph) - and the women standing near the foot of the cross with Mary, Mother of Jesus: The...

Let's begin with your comment in RED because it's probably the most ignorant. The Bible DOES say that Jesus sis the only mediator between God and Man - for the simple reason that only HIS sacrifice makes peace between us and God. NOTHING other than that ONE sacrifice can bring peace between us...

That's precisely the kind of cowardly "non-answer" I would expect from you. A thousand denials doesn't equal a SINGLE explanation. Now - anybody willing to take a REAL crack at posts #21 and #132??

You "absolutely believe that" because you're just as ignorant as @Enoch111. Ummmmmm, talk about "brainwashing" . . .

A LOT of idiotic things have been uttered by you - but this is probably the worst. Babies in the womb are "DEAD"?? NOT according to Scripture . . . Jer. 1:5 “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations.”

Mary’s question to the Angel Gabriel is very telling about her intention to remain a virgin: Luke 1:34 Then Mary said to the angel, “How can this be, since I do not know a man?” Mary was a betrothed girl who knew about marital relations. She didn’t say, “How can this be, since I have not known...

Once again, you've resorted to lying because you simply cannot address the points I have made. Please show me the Catholic teaching that states Mary has "replaced" Jesus. The fact of the matter is that we are ALL called upon to be Co-Mediators. This is what Paul meant when he wrote: Col. 1:24...

Since Pearl refuses to look at my posts - you might want to re-post some of the info I presented because they pretty much obliterate ALL of her arguments . . .

WRONG. It could have said Firstborn daughter. The sex of the child does NOT imply that she had others after. You have LOST this point because you didn't do your Bible homework.

Mary is the NT fulfillment of the OT type that was the Ark of the Covenant. She is the Ark of the NEW Covenant (Jesus). Here is a Scriptural comparison: OT - "Who am I that the Ark of my Lord should come to me?" (2 Sam. 6:9) NT - "Who am I that the mother of my Lord should come to me?" (Luke...

The Use of Brothers (Adelphoi) in the New Testament Cases where "Adelphos" clearly or probably refers to a family sibling: 41 (12%) Cases where "Adelphos" may or may not refer to a family sibling: 47 (14%) Cases where "Adelphos" cannot or almost certainly does not refer to a family sibling...