If Mary died and was buried, where is her tomb? Where is the corpse?
We have the tomb and the bones of St. Paul and St. Peter. In the columns of the baldacchino in St. Peter’s are the bones of about 15,000 Roman martyrs. The early Christians treasured and preserved the tombs and relics of saints.
Not only are there no tomb and no relics of Mary, there is no evidence that there ever were. And there is no evidence that anyone ever CLAIMED to have them.
The total absence of even a FALSE claim is evidence that EVERYONE—even potential fraudsters—knew that such a claim would be believed by NO ONE.
The only reason that NO ONE would believe such a claim is proof that EVERYONE in the early Christian community believed that no one COULD have such relics.
What is your explanation for the fact that NO ONE in history ever claimed—even falsely—to have the body of Mary or any part of it?
Tried looking on Patmos? John was taking care of her as his mother before he was imprisoned and he was a pretty smart fella...just as you are.
He might have thought of the possibilities of veneration of Mary after her death and taken precautions that a son might for his mother.
Now there is solid evidence from scripture. NOT The propensity of Catholics to make dogma from lack of evidence is stunning.
You just got a failing grade in Logic 101.