There’s nowhere in Scripture where Mary ever said to have been immaculately conceived, assumed, ever virgin, sinless, that we are to pray to saints, Mary, or anyone but God, not commanded to confess our sins to a priest, but the Catholic church teaches it anyway.
The Trinity is never mentioned by name, nor is the eucharist. The Catholic church persists in calling its priests *father* in direct violation of the clear command and instruction of Jesus Himself.
Sure you want to go there with the Bible literalism you seem so fond of all of a sudden?
Now there could be rock and a hard place.
you are the “sola scriptura” person, not me.
you made assertions about baptism that can’t be backed by scripture, i merely devised a method to point this out.
the correct analogy would be if i believed “sola scriptura” and said the bible says mary was assumed into heaven and you pointed out that John 21:26 ( made up verse ) says Mary died and was buried, you then challenging to prove Mary was assumed when it contradicts John 21:26.