Some of the biggest challenges for protestants interested in Catholicism are the Marian Dogmas. These are teachings about Mary, Jesus’ Mother, that the Catholic Church has defined infallibly and that all Catholics must affirm.
There are four Marian dogmas and they are as follows
Mary is the Mother of God
Mary is a perpetual virgin
Mary was immaculately conceived. That is, she was conceived without original sin.
Mary’s body and soul were assumed into heaven at the end of her life
In this series, we will examine each of these dogmas to discover why the Church has infallibly defined them, and why they are so important to Catholics.
This is the first video in the series, so we will start with number 1, Mary is the Mother of God.
First we will discuss the historical context within which this dogma was declared.
Then we will examine the logic and scriptural references that support this dogma.
Third, we will address common arguments against Mary’s title as mother of God.
Lastly, we will explore why Mary’s title as mother...

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