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A very well written article! A beautiful conversion experience as well. I enjoyed reading this. Thank you for sharing,

Of course. Thank you for sharing a bit of your life with me :]

Me too! God placed you in a position of great responsibility and influence on souls. A wise quote by Saint Francis of Assisi is, "Preach the Gospel at all times; when necessary use words." You not only can teach the Gospels in word and deed, but can remind your students that when they meet...

I'm fine with jokes. I made a joke as well. I just wanted to add in all seriousness that I'm not a Catholic, or a person, who wants to ever speak to you in an insulting way just because you're not a Catholic. I see you as my brother not a "Protestant." I have the will to love you to the extreme...

Oh I know, but there are people who say such things seriously, and I was just saying I don't want to speak like that to you, or anyone else.

And, hopefully I will never respond to you like that, just because you're not a Catholic.

If I were like you I'd say: "Now you are being a Protestant."

You agree that Jesus is God Incarnate, which means He's God, and thus if you look at Him you are looking at God. God as the Father not having a physical body doesn't change who Jesus is which is God, not only a human. Therefore, Mary more than just saw God, She contained God within Her body and...

Yes, they did. Mary was granted the greatest Grace of all, by containing within Her body and spirit God Himself, the most Holy and Pure One, and was chosen as His Mother. Have you contemplated the reasons for why? So, you agree with the part where I said Mary was chosen to be the Mother of God...

Yes, they did. Mary was granted the greatest Grace of all, by containing within Her body and spirit God Himself, the most Holy and Pure One, and was chosen as His Mother. Have you contemplated the reasons for why? So, you agree with the part where I said Mary was chosen to be the Mother of God...

Mary was granted the greatest Grace of all, by containing within Her body and spirit God Himself, the most Holy and Pure One, and was chosen as His Mother. Have you contemplated the reasons for why? So, you agree with the part where I said Mary was chosen to be the Mother of God Incarnate and...

That's not what I asked. You changed my question and now I have to repeat myself. This time, please don't misrepresent me, and answer with "I agree" or "I disagree:" Mary was chosen to be the Mother of God Incarnate and the Messiah. God, the Most Holy and Pure One, came down from Heaven, a...

In brief, Jesus has said to Maria Valtorta its because John was the most like Him in holiness and purity, making him the ideal person to care for His Mother. Refer back to post #190 for those believed to be Jesus's half-brothers were His cousins.

You said, "The verses clearly state that they were Jesus' siblings." However, no, they don't, and to prove it, I told you to quote those verses in its original language, as well as in English, and see for yourself, but you refuse to do that because you know the word "sibling" isn't used. That's...

Yet you did when you said, "The verses clearly state that they were Jesus' siblings." However, no, they don't, and to prove it, I told you to quote those verses in its original language, as well as in English, and see for yourself, but you refuse to do that because you know the word "sibling"...

Before I get into all that, I asked you questions. Here they are again: Mary was chosen to be the Mother of God Incarnate and the Messiah. God, the Most Holy and Pure One, came down from Heaven, a place where unholiness and impurity cannot dwell, and took form within Her, and thus Her body and...

You said, "The verses clearly state that they were Jesus' siblings." However, no, they don't, and to prove it, I told you to quote those verses in its original language, as well as in English, and see for yourself, but you refuse to do that because you know the word "sibling" isn't used.

Scripture does support what we believe, even God's very existence and Who He Is supports it. Mary was chosen to be the Mother of God Incarnate and the Messiah. God, the Most Holy and Pure One, came down from Heaven, a place where nholiness and impurity cannot dwell, and took form within Her, and...

I know, and I repeat myself again, because this is the truth: from what we know of Luke's account, after the angel, Gabriel, announced to Mary God's will for Her to bear a Son, and before he explained it'd occur by and with the Holy Spirit (God), Mary asked him how that would happen when She is...

From what we know of Luke's account, after the angel, Gabriel, announced to Mary God's will for Her to bear a Son, and before he explained it'd occur by and with the Holy Spirit (God), Mary asked him how that would happen when She is a virgin. At the time Mary gave that response, She was already...