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Scripture does not agree with you, and all those passages are entirely taken out of context. Mary was a servant of the Lord, period. The only new covenant we recognize is that of Jesus Christ! Who made a new covenant in his blood and flesh, poured out for sinful mankind.

@@ConnectAlgiers tell me then, how is it that the RCC who created the Bible, will downcast The blessed virgin? Afterall she said all generations shall call me blessed (which Protestants don’t) and this is entirely scriptural. How can you say this is out of context? These are not just mere coincidences, or else they wouldn’t have been in the Bible! Before the 16th century, Europe honored Mary and saw her as Queen of heaven. After the Protestant reformation, people began dishonoring her. I would recommend you to research about marian apparitions and the miracles attributed to her. She is not a goddess, she is the mother of God. Queen of heaven she truly is, and why you may ask? According to the Bible it makes sense she is the queen. Jesus was given the throne of David, so he is king. In ancient Israel, Jewish kings had tons of wives, and so their mothers were the queen. Mary, being the mother of the king (Jesus) is therefore Queen of heaven since Jesus is king of heaven under davídic kingdom.

@@mindyobusiness5868 1st the cannon of scripture was not created by the RCC. 2. Mary was called blessed because of the exact purpose she was use by God to carry the savior of the world. Go back to the first century, we have no evidence of the early church nor the apostles holding to this doctrine. Again, be biblical! Mary was a humble servant! Period. She needed a savior just as we all do. In fact you dishonor Mary by exalting her to place she never exalted herself.““See, I am the Lord’s servant,” said Mary. “May it happen to me as you have said.” Then the angel left her.” ‭‭Luke‬ ‭1:38‬ ‭CSB‬‬ “because he has looked with favor on the humble condition of his servant. Surely, from now on all generations will call me blessed,” ‭‭Luke‬ ‭1:48‬ ‭CSB‬‬ We don’t need a queen of heaven, when the king of glory is enough. The same king, Mary worships today.

@@ConnectAlgiers Mary was saved from any sin, that is why she needed a savior, to save her from any sin. She was sinless, because God the father wouldn’t permit his beloved son to be born in a sinful womb. If he had been born by a sinful woman, then Jesus would’ve been sinful with just a stain a sin that runs in the dna of Mary. But Mary was sinless. This was the belief for over 1,200 years until Protestants refused to acknowledge this. Just because it’s not in the Bible, doesn’t mean it is no true. Not everything’s in the Bible. Where in the Bible is the word trinity? Or the word Bible in the Bible? Where it mentions the death of all of the apostles? Only Johns, but not all of them. Not one Catholic will tell you that Mary is equal to God. Not one! We Catholics don’t worship her, we never call her Goddess.

@@mindyobusiness5868 Mary is the Queen over all things: “Queen over all things” (Catechism of the Catholic Church, paragraph 966). Entrust our cares to Mary: “Holy Mary, Mother of God . . . we can entrust all our cares and petitions to her: she prays for us as she prayed for herself: ‘Let it be to me according to your word.’ [Lk 1:38] By entrusting ourselves to her prayer, we abandon ourselves to the will of God together with her: ‘Thy will be done,’ (CCC 2677). Mary is Advocate, Helper, Mediatrix. “ . . . the Blessed Virgin is invoked in the Church under the titles of Advocate, Helper, Benefactress, and Mediatrix.'” (CCC 969). Mary Delivers our souls from death: By Mary’s prayers, she delivers souls from death (CCC par. 966). Mary brings us the gifts of Eternal Salvation: Mary, ” . . . by her manifold intercession continues to bring us the gifts of eternal salvation . . . (CCC par. 969). Mary is worshipped: ” . . . when she [Mary] is the subject of preaching and worship she prompts the faithful to come to her Son . . . ” (Vatican Council II, p. 420). Mary sits at the right hand of Christ: ” . . . she is the supreme Minister of the distribution of graces. Jesus “sitteth on the right hand of the majesty on high” (Hebrews i. b.). Mary sitteth at the right hand of her Son . . . ” (Pope Pius X, 1835-1914, Ad Diem Illum Laetissimum, 14).

According to CCC one cannot be saved apart from the RCC. So, according to the CCC one who says you can be saved outside of the RCC is anathema. According to the Council of Trent, one who says you can be saved simply by grace, through faith is anathema, Yet the scripture disagrees with this. Again the issue is where the RCC does not align with Scripture.

@@ConnectAlgiers the Catholic Church BUILT the Bible itself in the council of Carthage and Hippo. We have much more history than Protestants!Everything is scriptural. Like I’ve said in this long comment, faith alone was invented by Luther. How are you going to say, that Jesus was going to start his church until a German monk decided he wanted to interpret scripture his manner because he was scrupulous? The problem with Protestants is that they have no authority and that’s the reason for so many denominations unlike the RCC which has a pope, the successor of Peter. The church of Christ must have an authority and a single interpretation, because if men don’t follow it, then men will want to interpret scripture their own way and next thing you know, over 40,000 different religions will say “No, this is not how you interpret it” others will say “well we say that this is how the Bible works”. That was the Protestant reformation in simple words. That was what happened, no one has the right to interpret scripture, only the church, which the Lord is the King of it of course. The pope is the head, not the boss of the RCC. He directs the church and provides answers and advocates holiness for the laity. Everything about Catholicism is scriptural.

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