Why wasn't Mary's sin passed on to Jesus?

The Orthodox Presbyterian Church ^

[Biggirl]

Because she was full of grace.

[Gamecock]

A wonderful read void of any of the hocus-pocus found in Brand-X.

[Gamecock]

No.

But we have lovely parting gifts.

[molson209]

or was Jesus the son of a Roman soldier ?

[Biggirl]

I do disagree with you.

[Gamecock]

That’s crazy talk!

[Alex Murphy]

Why weren’t Mary’s parents’ sin passed on to Mary?

[FroggyTheGremlim]

The Immaculate Conception

[massgopguy]

Mary was the Immaculate Conception. Born without Original Sin. Not Jesus. He was born Divine. And I don’t want to hear different from people on who to Close Cover Before Striking Illinois based “Theology” schools.

[Bayard]

So do the angels and Luke’s Gospel.

[Campion]

if we teach that Jesus was sinless because he did not have a human father

Jesus is sinless because he is God. Not having a human father has nothing to do with it. "Brand Y" is confused, muddled, and dabbling with heterodox Christology, as usual.

[alexander_busek]

Mary was the Immaculate Conception.

Shouldn't that read: "Mary was the product of the Immaculate Conception"?

Regards,

[Biggirl]

The angels are pure spirits.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Thus the Catholic concept of “Immaculate Conception”.

(often misconstrued as meaning Mary conceived without having relations with a man, actually refers to the fact that she herself was conceived without sin)

[Mr. K]

This is a great way to spend time

Talking about things we CAN’T POSSIBLY KNOW as if it makes a difference

[DonaldC]

“Mary was the Immaculate Conception.”

I don’t recall reading anywhere about anything special about Mary’s conception.

[Williams]

Mary herself is believed to have been conceived without sin. That is the immaculate conception.

I believe.

[Revelation 911]

Why wasn't Mary's sin passed on to Jesus?

what is Immaculate Conception for $300, Alex

I hate when people over think things

[wideawake]

God does not specify in greater detail than this how the conception of Jesus by-passed Mary’s own sinfulness to preserve Christ’s sinlessness

So, from the Reformed perspective, there is no explanation.

It just is.