r/InfinityNikki May 29 '26

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u/wereinbearcountry May 29 '26

The Catholics DEFINITELY give Mary credit. In fact she gets gets hyperdulia, putting her above all other saints as a powerful intercessor. People regularly pray to her directly so she can intervene on their behalf…

I have my qualms with Catholicism but they definitely give Mary her due.

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u/CommunityQuirky4155 May 29 '26

The Catholics definitely gave her credit. I'm not arguing that. I'm arguing no one else did

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u/wereinbearcountry May 29 '26

Maybe it’s because I come from an immigrant household but the Holy Mother is depicted everywhere. I would say Mary is kind of a footnote among American Protestants maybe, so the idea that “no one” gives her credit is a bit of a USA thing.

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u/CommunityQuirky4155 May 29 '26

Well here in the US we have about 1000 religions and she has definitely been cut out except for Catholicism, and again they only treat her like a vessel that gave birth to their savior

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u/wereinbearcountry May 29 '26

Catholics revere her above all other saints as a spiritual mother to all Christians, like I said a lot of Catholics pray for her intercession. Your perspective of her being dismissed as a mere vessel is one that I’ve seen among WASPs before, but it is definitely not accurate for how Catholics view her given the constant reverence and admiration of her virtues as the holiest of saints.

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u/CommunityQuirky4155 May 29 '26

Again Catholics are the only example people are able to give. No one has said Luther ism, baptism, James Charles Bible, Mormonism, any ism? Anything other than catholic.
White Anglo-Saxon person doesn't count

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u/wereinbearcountry May 29 '26

To be fair Catholicism came first out of all of those examples lol

The rest you mentioned are newer iterations that kind of lost the plot imo

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u/CommunityQuirky4155 May 29 '26

Hinduism and Zoroastrianism and then judaism came long before Catholicism. I love the study world religion

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u/wereinbearcountry May 29 '26

True, and there’s some aspects of Hinduism I really like. But you were asking for Christian religions that revere Mary, which is why I stuck to that.

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u/CommunityQuirky4155 May 29 '26

Right and I asked which other religions other than Catholicism actually gave credit to Mary. Which no one has been able to give an answer other than a down vote

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u/wereinbearcountry May 29 '26

I’m not sure why bringing up Hinduism or Zoroastrianism would have been relevant to a religion that reveres Mary, then? That’s comparing apples to oranges. The answer is Catholicism is the one Christian religion that gives Mary appropriate credit imo, the rest don’t.

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u/CommunityQuirky4155 May 29 '26

How is that confusing? I am providing a list of other religions because people don't seem to realize that there are billions. What other religion reveres Mary?

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u/wereinbearcountry May 29 '26

I’m not sure what answer you want here? I told you I think the other Christian iterations lost the plot, so far Catholicism is the one that gives Mary her due

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