To: mountn man
Fine; let’s contemplate the Incarnation—when the Word became flesh, was the flesh created ex nihilo, or was Mary indeed “the mother of my Lord?”
6 posted on
04/08/2008 5:08:11 PM PDT by
Philo-Junius
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To: Philo-Junius
Fine; let’s contemplate the Incarnation—when the Word became flesh, was the flesh created ex nihilo, or was Mary indeed “the mother of my Lord?” And this is relevant how???
How is Mary worthy of meditation OVER Christ? Or other than Christ? Or other than aforementioned David, Moses or Abraham?
7 posted on
04/08/2008 5:13:47 PM PDT by
mountn man
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