Mary, the 'Mother' of Jesus, WAS a virgin when she gave birth to the Savior, but did she remain a virgin thoughout her life as Roman Catholics claim?
The Bible is clear that she DID NOT... but gave birth to other children in the 'natural' manner following her virgin birth of Jesus Christ.
In the Word of God, Mary - speaking of Jesus - even declares:
"...my spirit has rejoiced in God MY SAVIOR." (Luke 1:47)
This somewhat flies in the face of the Roman teaching that Mary was perfect and immaculate and needed no 'savior', considering that they (the Vatican) claim that she is essentially one with the Trinity (or, in the case of the teachings of the Roman church - the QUADrinity), considering they place her as an equal with God)...
Is the Roman 'Mary' a SUBSTITUTE for the true Mary !?
