“I make no claims.” —— Not a claim. It’s a fact.
“Everything I said is simply a fact.” - Again, not a claim. Everything I said was true.
“So she is the mother of God.” - Again, not a claim. Jesus is God and Mary is His mother. Case closed.
“...He preserved her from sin.” - Again, not a claim. Whether or not you believe it changes nothing.
You clearly can’t make an actual argument about the issue. And that’s not a claim either.
You claimed, "You clearly can’t make an actual argument about the issue. And that’s not a claim either."
Whether I can or can't "make an argument" doesn't alter your history of making claims.
claimAlso, I don't need to prove that Mary was a sinner. YOU need to prove that she wasn't and that "All have sinned..." doesn't include her. The same is true for all of your claims.noun
: a statement saying that something happened a certain way or will happen a certain way : a statement saying that something is true when some people may say it is not true
: an official request for something (such as money) that is owed to you or that you believe is owed to you
: a right to have something
Full Definition of CLAIM
1 : a demand for something due or believed to be due claim>
2 a : a right to something; specifically : a title to a debt, privilege, or other thing in the possession of another
b : an assertion open to challenge claim of authenticity>3 : something that is claimed; especially : a tract of land staked out
"Prove it." So far, you haven't. You'll need to make a better case.
I am weary of your pattern of failure.