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Look at Luke 1:48, where Mary speaks by the Holy Spirit and says, "From now on all generations will call me blessed." Have you called her "blessed" lately?
Where is the scriptural justification that says I should honor Mary or treat her different from any other woman?
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As an Evangelical, I believe in measuring things against the Bible. Where is the scriptural justification that says I should honor Mary or treat her different from any other woman?Q&A Newsletter
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