[fishtank]

By the way -- and I'm sure you RCs have an answer for this one -- if she was sinless, why did she say her spirit rejoiced in God her Savior (Luke 1:47)? Someone who's sinless doesn't need a Savior.

Amen. The way that Mary is elevated is an insult to Jesus - the same Jesus who never called her 'mother'.

[grammarman]

By the way -- and I'm sure you RCs have an answer for this one -- if she was sinless, why did she say her spirit rejoiced in God her Savior (Luke 1:47)? Someone who's sinless doesn't need a Savior.

Amen. The way that Mary is elevated is an insult to Jesus - the same Jesus who never called her 'mother'.

She was saved before she was born. She was knit before she was in her mother's womb.

[wtc911]

We have a winner! Fishtank was there as Jesus grew from childhood to adulthood. Fishtank knows and is kind enough to tell us that in all 33 years Jesus never once called Mary his mother. Quick, get me the Vatican, we have to change everything.

Before you fall back on the theory that if it's not in the NT Jesus didn't say it, think. What did he call Mary when he was five years old? or seven? ou profess to know what he d idn't call her, what name did he use?

[WriteOn]

i forgive you