This argument is popular, but Catholics who use it should be careful
Thank you for offering this terrific explainer on the "die for a lie" argument. It's important that Catholics understand the nuance in many of the arguments that we use in defense of the faith.
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How could James be Jesus brother if Mary, as per Catholic teaching, remained a virgin during her lifetime?
Great question! If you’re looking for an in depth answer, I’d recommend checking this article out: https://www.catholic.com/tract/brethren-of-the-lord
Since there was no word for cousins back then, relatives were referred to as brothers and sisters. Jesus did not have biological brothers or sisters.
Thank you so much. Everything seems so confusing these days.
Thank you for offering this terrific explainer on the "die for a lie" argument. It's important that Catholics understand the nuance in many of the arguments that we use in defense of the faith.
Great!
How could James be Jesus brother if Mary, as per Catholic teaching, remained a virgin during her lifetime?
Great question! If you’re looking for an in depth answer, I’d recommend checking this article out: https://www.catholic.com/tract/brethren-of-the-lord
Since there was no word for cousins back then, relatives were referred to as brothers and sisters. Jesus did not have biological brothers or sisters.
Thank you so much. Everything seems so confusing these days.