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And God cannot take away sin in any other manner? And whose to say that the salvific nature of Christ's sacrifice is limited in a linear fashion. Here's a thought: Maybe the salvific nature of Christ's sacrifice applies outside of space and time. Imagine that. A God who isn't constrained by the temporal plane. The protestant god is a small god indeed. Confined to an artificial man-made construct meant to ensure that god does not escape outside the bounds of human “reason”.

You can't have it both ways.

God is a loving God but He's also a just God.

He can do what he wants but He follows his own rules.

Do you believe God is a masochist? He went to the cross to pay or all sins. Unless His word is a lie that includes Mary.

The goddess you worship is false. Turn away before it's too late.

He went to the cross to pay or all sins. Unless His word is a lie that includes Mary.

It's not a lie, unless one has only a limited understanding of God's omnipotence. From our point of view, Christ was, is, and always will be the Savior. The Blessed Trinity has no beginning and no end. Christ was the Savior from the beginning. So yes, Mary was in need of a Savior, and by the power of her Savior, her son, Christ she was kept from sin.

The goddess you worship is false. Turn away before it's too late.

And I would say to protestants turn away from sinful pride and embrace your Blessed Mother. Turn away from the pride of being your own authority on matters theological and spiritual. You've done enough damage fracturing the Body of Christ and western civilization in your pursuit of a,"personal relationship with Jesus" exclusive of all other considerations. In all reality, protestantism is the existential threat, not Islam. Islam just kills the body. Protestantism kills the spirit.