>>Since the Incarnation is so tied to Mary, we don't see a problem with recognizing her as an important part of the revelation to mankind.<<
Yeah, we’ve noticed. Not only not condoned by scripture but is condemned.
>>Since the Incarnation is so tied to Mary, we don't see a problem with recognizing her as an important part of the revelation to mankind.<< Yeah, we’ve noticed. Not only not condoned by scripture but is condemned.
You may wish to check John 1, the various Passion accounts and Acts 2.