You tell me. You are the one who says you pray to her. I'm not the one who worships, er I mean "venerates" her.
I find it interesting that, even while you are in the midst of a discussion with others about whether the "saved" are "perfect" or not (and coming to the conclusion that they are, but shouldn't mention it cause it might confuse people) you insist on equating a sinless human with divinity.
I did this? :')Hmmm, and I thought I was still undecided. You gonna back this up with scripture or not. When you throw my posts back to me, you seem to miss that part. Do I need to put it in big letters? Maybe color it? Oops. forget the coloring for now. I'm still trying to figure that one out too.
You tell me. You are the one who says you pray to her. I'm not the one who worships, er I mean "venerates" her.
So, your definition of divinity is anyone to whom prayer is directed?
I find it interesting that, even while you are in the midst of a discussion with others about whether the "saved" are "perfect" or not (and coming to the conclusion that they are, but shouldn't mention it cause it might confuse people) you insist on equating a sinless human with divinity.
I did this? :')Hmmm, and I thought I was still undecided.
It is not I or any Cahtolic who brings up "divinity" or "part of the Trinity" when mentioning Mary being without sin.
So it must be you.
You gonna back this up with scripture or not. When you throw my posts back to me, you seem to miss that part. Do I need to put it in big letters? Maybe color it? Oops. forget the coloring for now. I'm still trying to figure that one out too.
I have already done so, but you reject the interpretations given. All of which is a red herring.
Address the idea. why do you and others insist that a human being who is without sin is "divine?"
SD