That is just stupid, I'm sorry. Are we really to believe she didn't know the difference between Mary and God?
All I really need to say in response to this is found in Luke 1:48: All generations to come shall call me blessed.
As the Challoner Douay-Rheims commentary tartly put it 200 years ago, Let the Protestants consider whether they are in any way envisioned in this prophecy.
Read the next post below yours to see what Jesus, the Son of God, had to say about this matter.
Very much blessed. But not to be worshipped. Read the article.
Mr “tartly” asks an odd question; does he think Mary was a Prophet? Is what she says “prophesy”?
On the other hand, don’t we all believe that Mary was blessed to be the mother of Jesus? I don’t “bless” her, or thing she is “bles-sed”, as in “the “bless-ed virgin Mary”, but it certainly was a blessing for her to be privileged to be the mother of Jesus.
I’m reminded of the saying “it will be a blessing and a curse” — the word “blessing” not meaning that some beatification or elevation takes place, just that something is of benefit or encouragement to you.
So, it is easy for a Protestant to say that Mary was right in her statement of how blessed she was to have been given this privilege, without thinking we should in any way include Mary in our worship of God.
There is but one Mediator. There is One Name.