[paladinan]

Ask yourself. Why not one word about Mary after Pentecost?

In the Bible, you mean? I ask, because Protestants have a tendency to ignore Church history when it isn't in the 66-book fragment which Protestants call "the Bible". And if anyone suggests that mention of Mary wasn't until "centuries later", then I'd suggest that such people look again.

[CynicalBear]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, just reams of information about her from both secular and religious writers of the first century right? LOL! That Catholic Church doesn’t even know where she was buried.

[Elsie]

I ask, because Protestants have a tendency to ignore Church history when it isn't in the 66-book fragment which Protestants call "the Bible".

As a poor history student; just WHY did Rome come up with the COUNTER Reformation?

[daniel1212]

Ask yourself. Why not one word about Mary after Pentecost?

In the Bible, you mean? I ask, because Protestants have a tendency to ignore Church history

That is an error, as Church history, which important, is not the inspired word of God and the standard for Truth, and what history actually reveals is the progressive deformation of the visible church, even if not negating the continuity of the body of Christ.

when it isn't in the 66-book fragment which Protestants call "the Bible".

So you also believe the fabrication that the Prot. 66 does not have antiquity, and that the larger canon was all settled until a maverick named Luther dissented from this infallible canon?