“Why would a NON-’sinner’ need to be saved?”
I’ve always wondered why it is so hard for non-Catholics to see that she was saved by God. He took away her sin before she was born. He knows us before we are conceived so why can God not choose to save her at conception as opposed to after birth? No one said that Mary didn’t need a savior. God’s Grace prevented her from sinning. He saved her.
That's ridiculous.
She herself said she needed a savior.
That means she knew she was a sinner, something that she would not be if she had no sin nature.
Besides, she had a human father, hence a sin nature. God could not have taken away her sin nature and had her still be fully human to the point that Jesus shared in our humanity through her.
If it indeed happened as the RCC, then she never sinned and in that case, never needed a savior.
And if God could do it and did do it for her, why not the rest of mankind?
It would have saved the world a lot of grief.
God’s Grace prevented her from sinning. He saved her.
Then she had no free will
I've often wondered why it is so hard for Catholics to read and understand God's word. The wages of sin is death. Sin may be “covered” by animal sacrifice but may only be removed by full punishment (death). Only Jesus’ pure, sinless, precious blood could remove our sin.
He did not “take away” Mary's sin. He paid the penalty for her sin and everyone else’s at calvary.
Abandon your man-made traditions and read His word.
Simple.
GOD does NOT save ANYONE against their will.
We make a CHOICE to be saved.
There is ZERO of ANYTHING like this found in the bible.
It is an imagined scenario.