Do you not believe in the Incarnation?
>>”But Mary’s is mentioned briefly regarding the birth of the Son of Man”
You don’t believe Mary’s son, Jesus, is God?
Perhaps we have greater differences than I thought.
Do you believe the Word became flesh means God became incarnate? That Jesus is God, the Word become flesh, born of a woman?
Are you Christian or some other religion?
You don’t believe Mary’s son, Jesus, is God?
I believe He is the "Son of God" and that He is "The Son of Man" and that He is Emmanuel because those terms are in the bible. I am very very sensitive to Catholic redefinition and relabeling of everything in the bible. To me it shows a very bad lack of respect for God's Word. I will say that I enjoy the way that you discuss these topics. Most people seem to go personal right away. Thanks for not doing that.
Perhaps we have greater differences than I thought.
That's still possible depending on how strongly you believe on RC doctrines that are unscriptural. Marianism is the biggest offense to me but I also loathe the Priesthood which is antiscriptural. The Pope, which is anti scriptural. The redefinition of the word "Church" also really bugs me. Just to name a few.
Do you believe the Word became flesh means God became incarnate? That Jesus is God, the Word become flesh, born of a woman?
Frankly with their doctrinal errors I don't believe that Catholics really believe those things. Time and time again when I or others use scripture to argue against bad RC doctrines the RC's will actually attack the bible itself finding it incomplete and insufficient.