[xone]

What’s the problem here? Mary is a creature, yet the highest of all created things other than the human nature of Jesus.

Than how do Catholics account for the words of the Lord in Matthew 11:11?

[Natural Law]

"Than how do Catholics account for the words of the Lord in Matthew 11:11?"

the verse concludes with the phrase; "yet the least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than he." Clearly through Mary's unique status and divine grace she was already a part of the kingdom of heaven.

[Deo volente]

Good discussion of Matthew 11:11 at this link:

http://ericsammons.com/blog/2010/03/08/is-john-the-baptist-greater-than-mary/

[Quix]

INDEED TO THE MAX.

I’ve repeatedly asserted that to them.

They either totally ignore it or come up with some irrational flight of fancy not having anything to do with reality, much less BIBLICAL REALITY.

Mostly they totally ignore it—as they usually do when confronted with their brazen 180 degree contradictions of plain simply stated SCRIPTURE.

It’s almost as though they are allergic to some very important Scriptures.

THE MAGICSTERICAL POWER-MONGERS CLAIM MARY IS THE HIGHEST CREATURE BORN OF WOMAN.

CHRIST SAID JOHN THE BAPTIST WAS.

WHO TO BELIEVE . . . SUCH A CHALLENGE!

!!!!NOT!!!

a challenge at all.

I BELIEVE JESUS EVERY TIME.

THE MAGICSTERICAL POWER-MONGERS . . . EXTREMELY RARELY.

It’s getting where I’d be skeptical if they asserted that the sun would rise tomorrow.