To: Kolokotronis; count-your-change; 1000 silverlings; Alex Murphy; bkaycee; blue-duncan; boatbums; ...
Yes it does; did Christ inherit "an inclination toward sin" from his mother? If not, why not? No. Because the sin nature comes through the Father and since Jesus father was God, He had no sin nature.
That's why it was not necessary for Mary to be sinless.
6,838 posted on
01/07/2011 10:30:03 AM PST by
metmom
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To: metmom
the sin nature comes through the Father and since Jesus father was God, He had no sin nature......That's why it was not necessary for Mary to be sinless.>p< Simply stated and not too hard for people to understand. But I suspect we'll hear all the reasons why Rome determined she was...none of which is Biblical and in fact Rome acknowledges it's not.
6,842 posted on
01/07/2011 10:46:14 AM PST by
caww
To: metmom
No. Because the sin nature comes through the Father and since Jesus father was God, He had no sin nature. That's why it was not necessary for Mary to be sinless.
Oh, funny! Women don't transfer the "sin nature" to their children? What a JOKE! Mary didn't, because she was preserved from all stain of sin by Christ, her Son, Who was also her Savior. No other woman bore Christ, no other woman was so blessed by God. Every other woman transfers her own "sin nature" to her children, as does every man to his children.
6,852 posted on
01/07/2011 1:35:25 PM PST by
Judith Anne
(Holy Mary, Mother of God, please pray for us sinners now, and at the hour of our death.)
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