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If Mary was born without original sin and did not sin during her life, does that mean that she did not need to be saved by Jesus?
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Without the Immaculate Conception, would Jesus have inherited his Mother's sinful nature?
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At the Presentation, why did Mary make a sin offering (Lk 2:24, Lv 12:8) if she was without sin?
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