[papertyger]

I repeat, you cannot really be serious when you say this justifies anything we have been talking about!

Incredulity is not a refutation.

Are you denying the scripture says God changed the divine plan at her prompting?

Answer yea or nay, and we can proceed.

[LiteKeeper]

You are obfuscating the real question. We are talking about the necessity of Mary intervening now, on your behalf, before the Creator of the universe. And how your position belittles the nature of God.

Do you think that God was not aware of the wedding at Cana? Do you think He actually was persuaded to change some "divine plan" for revealing the divinity of Jesus, just because Mary asked Him to perform miracle at a wedding? If so, you once again fail to reckon with the true nature of God.