The Right direction ???

[IamAdopted]

One might say, "If Mary is the Mother of God, does that mean she is the mother of the Trinity?" Well, to make them go in the right direction, let us relate Mary to the Persons of the Trinity. Mary is the daughter of the Father; therefore she is the daughter of God. Mary is the wife of the Spirit; therefore she is the wife of God. And of course, Mary is the mother of Jesus therefore Mary is the mother of God.

I have no words to express what I think of this. Well I do but I am not permitted to say it on this forum.

 

[kimber1]

then why bring it up?

 

[Iollain]

I have no words to express what I think of this. Well I do but I am not permitted to say it on this forum.

Does not even make sence

 

[IamAdopted]

Does not even make sence

How so?

 

[IamAdopted]

then why bring it up?

This is the Mariology thread where things are brought up for discussion.

 

[kimber1]

mmm well you said you couldn't discuss it soo...i'm just wonderin'

 

[IamAdopted]

mmm well you said you couldn't discuss it soo...i'm just wonderin'

I did?

 

[Iollain]

How so?

Well they ask if Mary is mother to the Trinity, then go on to talk about something totally different. Daughter of God, yes, mother of Jesus, yes, put Spouse of the Holy Spirit? not.

 

[kimber1]

I did?

ummm, read your OP?

 

[IamAdopted]

Well they ask if Mary is mother to the Trinity, then go on to talk about something totally different. Daughter of God, yes, mother of Jesus, yes, put Spouse of the Holy Spirit? not.

I so agree. Here we see the account.

35The angel answered and said to her, "The Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of the Most High will overshadow you; and for that reason the holy Child shall be called the Son of God.

Now where do they get that Mary was married to the Holy Spirit? The power of the Most high God overshadowed her.

 

[IamAdopted]

ummm, read your OP?

I said words could not express what I THINK about this. As in my personal opinion of what was said. I never once said I could not discuss this.

 

[kimber1]

tomato, tomahto, think, discuss

 

[Iollain]

I so agree. Here we see the account. Now where do they get that Mary was married to the Holy Spirit? The power of the Most high God overshadowed her.

Oh probably from someone that they've sainted. God created with the Earth as well, does not mean God is married with who or what He creates.

 

[IamAdopted]

tomato, tomahto, think, discuss

If you insist.

 

[PassthePeace1]

I have no words to express what I think of this. Well I do but I am not permitted to say it on this forum.

What's is the source of the quote? Who said it?

 

[sunlover1]

I have no words to express what I think of this. Well I do but I am not permitted to say it on this forum.

Christians think all sort of things
that are not really on the mark.

One dear member here has
"Mary knows, hears and sees everything as Jesus does"
under her screenname.

I don't think thats what catholics
believe.
Well, she's catholic, but I mean
I don't think they all believe this
way.

Some Christians think tongues is
of the devil, some think it's of God,
some think it's for then, some for
now.
...
All manner of beliefs, and if
someone believes something,
it seems they want to cling
to that belief for some reason.
(often, not always)

imo
sunlover

 

[simonthezealot]

Oh probably from someone that they've sainted. .

Yes either St. Alphonse Ligouri or Maximillian Kolbe... It slips my mind.

God created with the Earth as well, does not mean God is married with what He creates
.

Gives a whole new meaning to "here comes the bride all fat and wide".
The earth being wide and round...

This was funny to me anyway.

 

[HisBelovedMelody]

OI, can't wait to see how this one goes...

 

[IamAdopted]

Yes either St. Alphonse Ligouri or Maximillian Kolbe... It slips my mind.


Gives a whole new meaning to "here comes the bride all fat and wide".
The earth being wide and round...

This was funny to me anyway.

LOL.. well I got a giggle out of it.

 

[PassthePeace1]

What's is the source of the quote? Who said it?